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To me the following are the main differences: - CRDB talks Postgres Protocol and Dialect, TiDB talks Mysql Protocol and Dialect. - TiDB is OLTP+OLAP, CRDB is OLTP only. - CRDB is a…

They just wanted to say this: > The decline in RHEL growth contrasted with the acceleration in Linux more broadly is a strong market indicator of the next wave of open source. Publ…

I've been using CRDB 2.0 for a toy project for a few weeks now, today I notice 2.1 was available so I started playing with some of their new features, I ran a SQL query with correl…

OP, this is the comment you should be paying attention to. The (now downvoted to oblivion) counterpart to this comment sounds a lot like the top comment on Dropbox “Show HN” of it’…

Interesting, in my mind the memory usage of M threads is too expensive when you’re mostly waiting for network or file system events, the advantage I remember from green threads is …

dup https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17881103

Exactly. I like the idea of having VSCodium as an option but I don’t have an urging need to use this fork since just removing a license and telemetry endpoints doesn’t really add a…

I downloaded it and launched the Browser sample Xcode project, take a look: https://vimeo.com/284388678

How has AMD managed to come up with more processor and speed count the Intel? Why now?

Nice, all CI should be per minute.

There’s a bigger chance Figma comes to Linux faster than Sketch, Figma since is based on Electron. Sketch is heavily dependent on Cocoa and Mac.

Can MacBook owners do something to disable or cripple Intel ME? Is Apple disabling it for us? I can’t find Apple responses to these issues.

I can relate to this, two weeks ago I started streaming from my Xbox and I've been enjoying 1-2 viewers at the time, sometimes 4 when I post the link to Facebook. To me 1-2 viewers…

It seems like you know your away around getting paid in the country, any chance you can get in touch and explain it to them? I wish I could, I'm also Venezuelan but I left in 2010 …

op is not the Venezuelan behind the service, explained here[0]. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17512031

That’s correct, everybody is hungry so corruption is everywhere. To get a passport you need to give the officer an iPhone 7 or a few thousand dollars. I read this today, it’s prett…

Wow it looks pretty neat. NixOps looks also really cool, you can deploy in VirtualBox and to the cloud. Reminds me of the old Hashicorp Otto.

does Alpine Linux provide Transactional Updates?

Oh what I meant to say is, it's a real kubernetes cluster, it's a good thing.

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