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That's a reasonable rationale. Thanks!
by astral303 13y ago
That's a reasonable rationale. Thanks!
- StavrosK 13y agoI've generally found the Rethink guys very level-headed and customer-focused. I made a feature request a year or so ago for a feature that was pretty outside the scope of a DBMS (custom memory/CPU limits for map/reduce operations) and they implemented it in a day or so, even though I was just asking if it's possible in theory. They even sent me a small care package with a hand-written note, it was great of them. Marc, the guy who sent me the package, is now one of my regular DOTA2 teammates, and he's great at that too. Major props to them, I really hope Rethink becomes as amazing as I think it will. I'll give it another spin over the weekend and write it up. Congrats on the new release, guys!
- read 13y agoThe most inconspicuous sign of RethinkDB taking over the world is what they named this release: Nights of Cabiria. It shows they have the strength to laugh at themselves, at how hard it is to build something like this, and how people have treated them so far. I'd encourage you to learn more about that movie. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nights_of_Cabiria https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nights_of_Cabiria
- coffeemug 13y agoThese are interesting parallels and I suppose much of this might be true subconsciously, but it wasn't premeditated. For each release we just have a random person on our team pick a classic movie. @mglukhovsky picked this one; I don't think he thought it through that far, though :)