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Comment #48935995
I haven’t put too much thought into this yet. A "branch" depth threshold is the first thing that comes to mind, with RBD flattening as an option once that threshold is reached.
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Comment #48935890
The performance definitely sucks but it's not a really serious project. I wouldn't use something like Homescale for using facing products.
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Comment #48935866
It was a good read. I also worked on a similar product that used zfs instead of Ceph. Also, as you said, Homescale is a lot closer to Xata. It all started as a joke and the name st…
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Comment #48935078
I am not sure where you think I claimed it'll be "easy and quick". Do you really think building a system on top of k8s internals and Ceph is something that everybody can pull off?.…
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Comment #48934164
It's far from complete. This is just the infrastructure bit that I need to build the actual service. I am going to build an operator, a coordinator, an API and a CLI. I am going to…
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Comment #48934059
I hope they'll enjoy reading it.
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Comment #48428465
Hey HN, I vibe-coded a small self-hosted phonics flashcard app for my daughter this afternoon. She has an "exam" next week based on the words in the data folder. If your kids strug…
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Show HN: Snapbyte – personalized email digests from HN/Reddit/Lobsters
Creator here. I built Snapbyte because I stopped having the time/energy to browse Hacker News / Reddit / Lobsters / Devto regularly, but I still wanted to keep up with things worth…
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Show HN: Snapbyte – personalized email digests from HN/Reddit/Lobsters
Creator here. I built Snapbyte because I stopped having the time/energy to browse Hacker News / Reddit / Lobsters / Devto regularly, but I still wanted to keep up with things worth…
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Comment #46097794
I updated the title.
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Comment #45653384
This looks great though I like TUIs more. I’ve been using https://github.com/idursun/jjui for the last few months, I highly recommend it if you are a TUI person like me.
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