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maxpert
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Comment #48088012
Working on Marmot https://github.com/maxpert/marmot recently added support for vector index. My local benchmarks show pretty decent QPS with less than GB of RSS on DBpedia dataset.…
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Comment #47248055
Can't seem to find what is the processor on this thing?
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Comment #46939504
I am as usual working on Marmot https://github.com/maxpert/marmot I've got replicas now working with DML proxy. This essentially means I can now have a cluster of primaries, and th…
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Comment #46903201
Tell me that you are hurt without telling me that you are hurt this applies to Sam right now
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Comment #46903023
Is this me or Sam is being absolute sore loser he is and trying to steal Opus thunder?
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Comment #46878966
LOL I guess the editors using Notepad++ downvoted you :P
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Comment #46744527
A lot of skepticism in comments. Let me remind them doing N loops over local disk with in memory cached pages is absolutely different compared to doing RT over typical VPS network.…
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Comment #46733656
Kind of what I've been working on to build tenancy on top of SQLite CDC to make it a simple repayable SQLite for Marmot ( https://github.com/maxpert/marmot ). I personally think we…
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Comment #46728386
Disclaimer: I am author of Marmot https://github.com/maxpert/marmot so I will sound extremely bias. I have been asked multiple times on why I chose SQLite and not Turso. I've alway…
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Comment #46665661
jQuery is the last time I felt a library doing magic! Nothing has matched the feelings since then.
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Comment #46472640
Yes! Changes are deterministic.
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Comment #46467755
Ok it's a very long discussion but I will try to keep it brief here (more than happy to chat on Marmot Discord if you wanna go deeper). Honestly I've not done head to head comparis…
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Comment #46467384
I see your point. Yes the Debezium path requires more configuration and ochestration, litestream makes it very simple. Would be more than happy to provide this out of box in Marmot…
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Comment #46466155
Yes explored that path too with CRDTs. - DDL gets really tricky in these cases, that's why you see Corrosion has this weird file based system. - cr-sqlite ain't maintained anymore …
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Comment #46464609
You point out a question that I spent months thinking about. I personally love Postgres, heck I initially even had a version that will talk postgres wire but with SQLite only synta…
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Comment #46464477
Yes you can. I know wordpress has been trying to get SQLite as first class citizen too. But at this point I am tired of waiting for that pipe-dream. But this will let you do it tod…
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Comment #46464465
We already support debezium so you can do more than backups :D
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Comment #46464463
Here are some that I can think on top of my head: - Marmot let's you choose consistency level (ONE/QUORUM/FULL) vs MySQL's serializable. - MySQL requires careful setup of replicati…
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Comment #46464274
Marmot already supports debezium, so you can do way more than just basic S3 backups. I've noted your suggestions, it's definitely helpful.
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Comment #46461287
Right now I've started off with full replication of every database in cluster. On my roadmap I have: - Ability to launch a replica on selected databases from main cluster. - Abilit…
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Comment #46461221
Author here! Every time I post my own stuff here it seems to sink, so hopefully this actually reaches some of you. Marmot started as a sidecar project using triggers and polling to…
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Comment #46450689
I did a similar thing few days back just not with NATS protocol (Made it pure websocket based), and with rust. Couple of questions: - Where did you get the machine to test your ser…
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Comment #46441539
One more Google product destined to die!
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Comment #46370008
I feel like Lua is absolutely underrated. I just wish one of the mainstream browsers actually puts their foot down and starts supporting Lua as scripting language.
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Comment #46351414
Fake spam don't see WASM, group upvoting and HN not catching it.