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by adsharma 6y ago
Correct answer: @sql @dataclass class Comment: body: str date: Date Any db specific Metadata can be specified via fields.
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Show HN: Language Agnostic IDL for Rust, Swift and Kotlin(adsharma.github.io)
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by adsharma 6y ago
HiRedis.jl is a redis client, not a server. So not directly comparable without a server implementation.
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by adsharma 6y ago
The thing we need to time is - how long did it take the author to write the code vs writing in C. Number of lines of code is a proxy, but not always accurate. The emphasis on expressing ideas clearly, sometimes at the cost of performance ha
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by adsharma 6y ago
> Even after a considerable amount of work, it still suffers from memory leaks in some concurrent execution scenarios, and we don’t have a clear solution to address them. https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2020/0
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by adsharma 6y ago
Using xinput set-prop on the touchpad to tune parameters doesn't really fix it. I end up having to disable the touchpad and use the external mouse just to be able to type without accidental mouse jumping around. #1 linux usability issu
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by adsharma 6y ago
Static subset of <language> While many here correctly observe that the "too much dynamism" can become a performance bottleneck, one has to analyze the common subset of python that most people use and see how much dynamism is
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by adsharma 7y ago
If you run mypy or pyre-check on the code above, it'll give you a type error, just like a C compiler would.
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by adsharma 7y ago
python is type-safe if you use python3 and avoid the dynamic parts of the language using a linter.
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by adsharma 7y ago
Why generate types from a query when you can write a schema for your objects and then write queries where types can be inferred based on object types and query constructs? Some ideas from a recently open sourced project: https://
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by adsharma 7y ago
This doesn't work well when you have lots of queries that require a self-join. Get me a friend of a friend of a friend who joined 2 days ago. https://github.com/facebookexperimental/fquery/blob/master&#x2
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by adsharma 7y ago
https://medium.com/@konchunas/transpiling-python-to-rust-766... Its possible to transpile. But the tech is not mature yet
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by adsharma 7y ago
"Application logic as a library" is the right way to think. We can't even make "threads into a library", let alone "database as a library". The challenge is to design safety so badly written application lo
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by adsharma 9y ago
There is a people aspect to this trend. There is a lot of developer movement between the companies cited and it's not surprising that people take the practices they're familiar with to their new employer. Companies incentivize peo
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by adsharma 10y ago
Not clear if you can compose these functions. Flatbuffers over rocksdb should be considered an alternative. You can then use iterlib to do similar things. Plug: https://github.com/facebookincubator/iterlib
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by adsharma 10y ago
I wish more databases were developed with modular, reusable pieces. RocksDB is already a popular storage engine for anyone building a database today. Throw iterlib[1] (shameless plug) on top of it, you get a query API for free. Now you get
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by adsharma 10y ago
iterlib: https://github.com/facebookincubator/iterlib is based on similar principles, but more concrete. Store the graph in rocksdb, transform using the iterator library (only 2-3 transforms currently there, more comin
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by adsharma 10y ago
Iterators!
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by adsharma 10y ago
I'm not an expert on Aztec culture, but this has signs of what some call "atrocity literature" in the garb of scientific study of other cultures.
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by adsharma 10y ago
Whether some spec has expired or not makes little difference to me, but some simple things seem to be hard to express with json schema: https://github.com/fge/json-schema-validator/issues/182
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by adsharma 11y ago
Pregel is for batch processing. Dragon is used for real time queries.
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by adsharma 11y ago
Right, it's not Clojure, but we tried to borrow some syntactical elements for readability. More discussion here: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/clojure/P3eW6Vi2QcU
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by adsharma 11y ago
Hello, I wrote the blog post. There is a link to a video in the blog and we published something at NSDI last week: https://www.usenix.org/conference/nsdi16/technical-sessions/...