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Comment #44442056
> Brazil One of the most violently unequal countries on the planet. Very proficient however in virtue signalling.
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Comment #44283083
Not true. There has to be some change in the code, and they will not share the same semantics (and perhaps won't work when retractions/deletions also appear whilst streaming). And …
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Comment #44282171
They did, and their product is great. It is the only database/query engine that allows you to use the same SQL for both batch and streaming (with UDFs). I have made an accessible v…
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Comment #43647753
That's Feldera for you. It has a full blown SQL Api. Materialize is cool as well, but is sorta hostile to self-hosting.
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Comment #43645416
What does Arroyo have that Materialize or Feldera do not? It seems that Arroyo is a strict subset of those.
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Comment #43629327
There is no independent component of a country. It is very naive to claim so. https://www.cnnbrasil.com.br/politica/por-decisao-de-moraes-... What kind of non-authoritarian country…
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Comment #43624618
It's cool that "we" have a payment system, however, I would never be comfortable using something whose people in charge are those that keep us (not me particularly because I've gla…
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Comment #43620937
The Brazilian government is a *very* corrupt authoritarian oligarchy. I would take any US company over that any day.
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Comment #43566263
It's naive to believe that the Brazilian government has the population's best interest at heart. It is a Russian-style aristocracy with zero freedom of speech. I genuinely believe …
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Comment #43544549
As somebody who is Brazilian, I gotta tell you. Comparing the US with Brazil, especially with respect to some violence-adjacent statistic, is absurd in a way I don't think anybody …
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Comment #43377965
This is 100% it. D-Wave is great at solving issues that directly map to what it is physically solving i.e approximating the state of lowest energy of some entangled (sparse) lattic…
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Comment #43071018
They did refuse to take it down. You have no idea how many emails were exchanged, attempts at explaining them what a commit log is, what verified commits are...to just refuse to do…
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Comment #43062437
I have zero compassion for ArXiv. Allow me to share a horror story: I was the victim of a pretty bizarre super in-your-face academic theft. Someone snooped a half-finished paper dr…
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Comment #42821141
The eytzinger layout cannot be used for anything dynamic. B-Trees are dynamic structures.
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Comment #42147649
Thanks for clarifying it! I checked some of your videos, and I couldn't quite grasp how much of (capital) DDflow do you borrow. What does "our model does support cycles and iterati…
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Comment #42141710
Electric Clojure v3 cannot be "Differential Dataflow" because it *seems* to be restricted to DAGs only. Differential Dataflow is highly expressive, it supports iteration.
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Comment #42131391
In this implementation streams are not vectors nor lists. They are ordered hash maps.
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Comment #42093369
Incremental Dataflow for the Masses sounds much better :)
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Comment #42093366
https://github.com/brurucy/pydbsp/issues/6 it's been answered! (to the best of my knowledge)
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Comment #41968457
Not so sure. I did not find the eurorack module they reference there, even on the analogue computer's manufacturer website.
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