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OrangeDelonge
searching PlanetScale…
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OrangeDelonge
6d ago
Parsing large JSON can supposedly be much accelerated by SIMD
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OrangeDelonge
10d ago
Did they say its S3 data? Could also be single-az EBS or RDS.
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OrangeDelonge
15d ago
What do you mean? Your comment reads like PlanetScale uses Aurora under the hood, you mean PlanetScale can handle bigger DB’s than Aurora?
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OrangeDelonge
29d ago
Are you in Germany by chance?
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OrangeDelonge
1mo ago
Did it take 18 hours because Fable is comically slow?
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OrangeDelonge
1mo ago
Does this mean you are a human??
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OrangeDelonge
2mo ago
Do you think Anthropic or OpenAI will eventually try to crack down on routing harnasses? Provide a more vertically integrated experience? They are already trying ro ship hardware products.
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2mo ago
Makes sense they discontinued it given that the last 5 iphones have been almost exactly the same
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2mo ago
I think we live in very different realities, 6k a year is nothing, its a weeks worth of pay for 1 SWE. A 6k a year savings opportunity is not on any funded startups radar. And RDS is doing a lot more for you than what you can set up in an a
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2mo ago
RDS gets you easy integration with the rest of the AWS services, which as a startup, you’re probably using quite a few of. Also, if you are nickel and diming over expenses in the 50€ range, you’re probably at the wrong startup.
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2mo ago
People who claim that Postgres has some type of manifest advantage don't realize that Oracle has a huge advantage as well…etc
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2mo ago
Great article. > (For some reason, when I search the Internet for "streaming mapreduce," I don't get programs that do this real-time processing of lots of files as they get written. Instead, I seem to get batch-oriented ma
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3mo ago
This is awesome
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3mo ago
I think all big cloud providers replaced etcd with a custom in house implementation in their K8s offerings for this reason
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3mo ago
You’re right but I think the US/Canada are just exceptions. Essentially every other nation on earth (not just Europe) is what you describe Europe to be.
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3mo ago
Agreed, this is vile
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3mo ago
Do you need to do all these things in your dayjob or are you just doing them to comapare these models
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3mo ago
Curious as to how you would approach this. I have no experience in this area, anyone on this forum willing to share their expertise?
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3mo ago
We evaluated it but chose RocksDB instead
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3mo ago
Just goes to show how profitable rent seeking is even after you’ve become irrelevant.
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3mo ago
“The truth is most of what you see in food photographs is real. FTC laws state that whatever you’re selling with a photo must be real in the image. To use a familiar example, if you’re selling corn flakes the flakes must be real. But then i
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4mo ago
Apple’s incentives will grow misaligned as their revenue from ads grows. (and that revenue is skyrocketing)
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4mo ago
I think if you actually invested time into researching the DMA you will be able to understand why they are making certain decisions.
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4mo ago
Large enterprises make deals and won’t be paying 2,180.16$ either. Just like with AWS
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4mo ago
What is the Boeing culuture like?
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6mo ago
> With all due respect, if the idea is good, then it will happen Working in a corporate environment, I have not found this to be the case. Good ideas get nowhere without buy-in
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7mo ago
They are quite similar in the sense that both generate most of their revenue through ads.
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7mo ago
I’ve seen hundreds of PR’s produced by a junior and reviewed by a mid lvl go into prod. I don’t see any problem with that
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7mo ago
Do you know you’re just talking to an LLM? Everyone else in this post also seem oblivious to it or maybe they just don’t care? Why do I even read comments anymore sigh
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8mo ago
I generally like Swift, but async is a mess, it feels like they come up with a new async library every release
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