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tison
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About tison
Board Member & Incubator Mentor @ The Apache Software Foundation
I develop and maintain open-source software: https://github.com/tisonkun
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We have discussed these in previous blogs: 1. Insight In No Time: https://www.scopedb.io/blog/insight-in-no-time 2. Manage Data in Petabytes for an Observability Platform: https://…
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Comment #46494488
FWIW, here is a general discussion about error handling in Rust and my comment to compare it with Go's/Java's flavor: https://github.com/apache/datasketches-rust/issues/27#issuec..…
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Comment #46494437
I think they are almost compatible. `thiserror` helps you define the error type. That error type can then be used with `anyhow` or `exn`. Actually, we have been using thiserror + e…
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Comment #46494389
This is the pull request of this post: https://github.com/fast/fast.github.io/pull/12 See comments like https://github.com/fast/fast.github.io/pull/12#discussion_r2... Quote my com…
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Comment #45468542
Rust's Future is somehow like move semantics in C++, where you may leave a Future in an invalid state after it finishes. Besides, Rust adopts a stackless coroutine design, so you n…
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Comment #43378283
Not quite. As described in the FAQ: What about the interoperability with SQL? Some libraries and tools enable developers to write queries in a new syntax and translate them to SQL …
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Comment #43330666
The syntax is still changable and welcomes any comments for improvements. To try my best to avoid divergent discussion, I'd include two most significant FAQs: *What about the inter…
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