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    Comment #48698302

    Hi x3ro - dbos marketing person here. Sorry about the contact form, which was broken for a few days last week following changes we made to the cookie management on the website.

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    Comment #44962829

    FYI - https://github.com/xorq-labs/xorq

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    Comment #44962802

    I’m familiar with Xorq. One of features of the Xorq library that I find interesting is that it catalogs data processing (compute) expressions as it compiles, along with call lineag…

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    Comment #44962751

    This is why I liked BusinessObjects

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    Comment #44859811

    lol - don't overlook DBOS Cloud, a serverless compute platform, which also originated from the DBOS R&D project(s) at MIT/Stanford.

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    Comment #44730610

    pronounced "zork" per: https://www.xorq.dev/blog/introducing-xorq

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    Comment #44639842

    Making software durable and resilient to failures can be a big architectural investment. But what if it wasn't? Would we make everything durable by default?

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    Comment #44562944

    Xorq is a Python lib https://github.com/xorq-labs/xorq that provides a declarative syntax for defining portable, composite compute stacks for different AI/ML use cases. In this exa…

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    Comment #43709025

    Composite data engines such as the one in this Trino-DuckDB example can be created using the xorq framework to simplify multi-engine data pipelines. Useful when a dataset's native …

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    Comment #43512258

    (from DBOS) Great question. For better or worse, it seems like discussions about workflows and durable execution often intertwine. Usually ending up in what types of jobs or workfl…

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    Comment #41607370

    If your application is Python or TS based, you can check out the DBOS libraries, which do that.

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    Comment #40710230

    It depends what part of DBOS you're looking at. DBOS Transact is the framework (TypeScript) used to develop apps/workflows such as those in the benchamrk. DBOS Cloud hosts and exec…

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    Comment #40369161

    The TypeScript code for the production app is available on GitHub, fyi. https://github.com/dbos-inc/dbos-account-management

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    Comment #36778463

    I've hired, worked with, and managed Dev Advocates at different open source software companies (working with Apache CouchDB, Apache Flink, and projects). They are really valuable a…