Discussion in Rust's subreddit, with some fair criticism: https://old.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1ruq7tk/lux_a_rust_rewrite_of_redis_56x_faster_1mb_docker/ http

Discussion in Rust's subreddit, with some fair criticism: https://old.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1ruq7tk/lux_a_rust_rewrite_of_redis_56x_faster_1mb_docker/ https://old.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/1ruq7tk/lux_a_rust_re... Some highlights that made me think: > It's easy to say you're faster if you don't actually support everything or maybe even made a mistake. > I don't see any tests so I wouldn't use this. --- > the repo has 5 commits and the first one is from 3 hours ago. "I've been working on" is probably more accurately "this morning I asked an ai to write this for me". --- > The single-threaded design of redis was specifically so that operations are ordered sequentially, so that the WAL-like log would be replayable and you'd get the exact same state as when shutting down the server. > Did you take any measures to ensure a sequential order of executed commands?