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Comment #47412298
Makes sense if you prefer scanning the whole picture first. Whole-to-parts vs. parts-to-whole is a different mindset. I personally like fade-in in some cases—it helps me focus on o…
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Comment #47064486
Temporal binding is one of the hardest problems in visualization, all about aggregations across different time windows. And it gets even harder when the clock never stops and live …
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Comment #45901847
All streaming processors face the same fundamental problem: Streaming joins require maintaining state for both sides of the join High-cardinality data (millions of unique keys) mea…
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Comment #45673319
Redpanda + Timeplus, the perfect pair for data streaming developers. No JVM, ZK ...
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Comment #45670342
Probably the smallest yet most powerful binary for real-time, incremental SQL data processing, end to end!
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Comment #45353752
Consistently we heard about ClickHouse has very limited materialized views that can't handle real-time pipeline fast efficiently enough. would love to see more comments here.
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Comment #45334781
Data sources are usually in Kafka, or other operational databases like Postgres or MySQL 1. Table A : fact events, high-throughput (10k~1M eps), high-cardinality 2. Table B, C, D :…
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Comment #45328499
Is there a native SQL pipeline tool for ClickHouse that processes real-time data incrementally, with low latency, large throughput and high efficiency, similar to Snowflake’s Dynam…
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Comment #45277324
For parallel programming, what's OS-level difference compared to languages like Python or modern C++? Domain.spawn (fun _ -> print_endline "I ran in parallel") Anyway, love the sim…
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Comment #45237740
AI can be hallucination but real-time detection is key
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Comment #45198916
re EPS and CPU utilization, WS still performs better than SSE?
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Comment #45171171
For OCaml users interested in data streaming processing (similar to Flink or Spark), but looking for a faster and more efficient option, check out this OCaml plugin Timeplus Proton…
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Comment #45171105
For OCaml users interested in data streaming processing (similar to Flink or Spark), but looking for a faster and more efficient option, check out this OCaml plugin Timeplus Proton…
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Comment #43428305
Pretty cool to see a C++ R/W Iceberg client without dependency, and even better open-sourced. The pipeline is all about processing and routing, ideally, to open and flexible destin…
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Comment #39532644
Design principles of Timeplus Proton are simplicity, speed and efficiency. That's why we love ClickHouse, the fastest and most lightweight approach for real-time analytics. Further…
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Comment #39198750
Proton is a lightweight streaming processing "add-on" for ClickHouse, and we are making these delta parts as standalone as possible. Meanwhile contributing back to the ClickHouse c…
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Comment #39198568
Redpanda Proton ClickHouse: A perfect match as a single-binary approach for a lightweight and high-performance data streaming processing and analytics in one compact box!
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Comment #39198070
Great points! SQLite as an analogy is fantastic for its small footprint. Swift download, deployment, and testing significantly boost dev productivity. Moreover, the dependency-free…
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Comment #39037587
As a streaming SQL engine, Proton is a fast and lightweight alternative to Apache Flink, powered by ClickHouse. It can help developers solve the data streaming challenges from proc…