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by alexpadula 9mo ago
Ah it depends :P
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How Much Are GitHub Stars Worth to You? [2023](the-guild.dev)
1 points by alexpadula 9mo ago|4 comments
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by alexpadula 9mo ago
Don't just a project by it's stars!
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by alexpadula 9mo ago
Well yeah.
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by alexpadula 9mo ago
“ It's such a great fit for scaling reads.” And losing them.
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by alexpadula 9mo ago
Been reading these for a few years. I enjoy them, thank you Andy. I hope you’re doing better.
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by alexpadula 9mo ago
Awesome to hear!! Happy new year
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Comparative Analysis of TidesDB v7.0.7 and RocksDB v10.7.5(tidesdb.com)
1 points by alexpadula 10mo ago|1 comments
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TidesDB – A Modern RocksDB Replacement [video](youtube.com)
2 points by alexpadula 10mo ago|2 comments
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
Useful!
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
“Research shows” Lool!! Ask anyone in their teens or 20s even 30s. They’ll all answer what you did in the article. Short attention spans are ruling and so are those social media applications you mentioned.
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
Is this supposed to be rage bait? All jokes aside. I’ve been programming for 16+ years and I’ve been absolutely obsessed with it since I was a child. Programming today is amazing, I’d not prefer to go back to VS6 in modern times, I’d feel
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TidesDB Outpaces RocksDB by 4x in Seek Performance Through Aggressive Caching(news.lavx.hu)
1 points by alexpadula 10mo ago|0 comments
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Death by a Thousand Cycles – Micro-Optimizations in TidesDB v7.0.4(tidesdb.com)
3 points by alexpadula 10mo ago|0 comments
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
Very interesting! Thank you for posting
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
Really cool!
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What I Learned Building a Storage Engine That Outperforms RocksDB(tidesdb.com)
4 points by alexpadula 10mo ago|0 comments
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TidesDB 7.0.0 vs. RocksDB 10.7.5: A Detailed Performance Analysis(tidesdb.com)
2 points by alexpadula 10mo ago|0 comments
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
Merry Christmas!
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
Well ain’t that a useful 400 lines of code eh! Good work
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
Everyone and their mother wants to host Postgres for you!
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
Love it! I agree. A large codebase, complex I feel like we don’t want less or no comments, we don’t want useless comments but comments that are up to date and useful to the reader. Sure you can follow code but code can stink too.
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Coding Without Comments (2008)(blog.codinghorror.com)
1 points by alexpadula 10mo ago|2 comments
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
Even concrete made hundreds to thousands of years ago is stronger than modern day. It’s quite interesting.
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
Bound to happen!
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TidesDB: 4.7x faster seeks than RocksDB via aggressive caching(tidesdb.com)
16 points by alexpadula 10mo ago|0 comments
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
:) there's differences every time I post usually, either a new version, a new article, etc. My apologies for getting on your nerves. I'm trying to share this work for you all to enjoy, and I'm not the best at it, I hope you
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A C Library That Outperforms RocksDB in Speed and Efficiency(github.com)
7 points by alexpadula 10mo ago|3 comments
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by alexpadula 10mo ago
Hey! I'm Alex the creator of TidesDB. I'd like to share the latest major as it's a huge milestone in the development of the open-source project. In recent benchmarks for TidesDB 6 against RocksDB 10.7.5, TidesDB is pulling ah
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A C Library That Outperforms RocksDB in Speed and Efficiency(tidesdb.com)
4 points by alexpadula 10mo ago|1 comments

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