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Comment #46241294
Does this support concurrent writers (unlike sqlite)? Quite an impressive feature set for a one-person project. Also is this a single file DB? If so is the format stable?
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Comment #45376287
I was wondering how far away OrioleDB was from becoming a pure extension instead of being a postgres fork. I'm not an expert by any means on TAM - but was curious if the Orioledb t…
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Comment #45372675
Does this release have the TAM (Table Access Methods) patch set from orioledb? Or at least parts of it?
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Comment #42885922
I had tried chimera-linux with dinit (on a VM with GNOME desktop) it was a good experience while it lasted and loved the TL; DR that chimera writes and it was DIY distro which was …
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Comment #41491779
DuckDB does have ACID guarantees and transactions but I'd not be surprised if they are rarely used (if at all). Ref: https://duckdb.org/docs/sql/statements/transactions In the conc…
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Comment #38273953
I had been only following this language with some interest, I guess this was born in gitlab not sure if the creator(s) still work there. This is what I'd have wanted golang to be (…
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Comment #33478066
I guess linked lists as they are are very useful for implementing queues (particularly those that feed thread pools) where-in the costs of growable array is not needed and the cach…
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Comment #32810819
> How is that possible? Assuming all things are equal AOT should always be better. The primary thing here is that the hotter the code path the more optimized your code will be usin…
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Comment #31976535
What you say is true, but that is how insurance works - you pay a premium for "What if something unexpected happens", there is a 9 nines chance that it'd not happen but still we ke…
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Comment #31976433
Language independence is not a trait of k8s it's an artifact of docker packaging java/c++/perl/python/go/rust etc. as an arch dependent image. TBH I find k8s support for languages …
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Comment #31976316
While I tend to agree to the conclusion on premature optimization - I disagree with the assumption that it is premature for most startups. In fact it's a reasonable insurance for s…
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Comment #31754036
Hoping this release will bring the below advantages. 1. A statically compiled language with GC-d runtime, which compiles quicker than golang 2. Something that brings algebraic effe…
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Comment #31721808
Agree that Java is pretty good with records / sealed types / loom, but one nice thing about the Oracle Java team is they do not add half baked features (primarily since they have t…
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Comment #31561874
Thanks for taking the time to reply - yes in fact seastar does not use io_uring but it's rust equivalent glommio does use it (IIRC it is based on io_uring). Any reasons for using c…
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Comment #31561570
I like the redis protocol compatibility and the HTTP compatibility, but from the initial skim through I guess you are using abseil-cpp and the home-grown helio ( https://github.com…
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Comment #31337596
I guess the Structured Concurrency JEP below addresses the problems you'll get to solve. It'll enable things like AND / OR combinations of virtual threads which IMHO looks like a b…
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Comment #29613587
Agree with the conclusion of the article that both C++ (mutable/const_cast) & Rust (interior mutability) to hand-wave certain properties they vouch for to enable performance/flexib…
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Comment #28768740
A genuine question. Why is that Google uses a custom kernel (with patches that could not be mainlined) when the below options are available. 1. Compiling the kernel with custom kno…