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amirouche
8y ago
Well, you are correct. It is possible to implement historisation / audit trail in other database models. Sorry. Maybe I should blog about it :)
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amirouche
8y ago
I think Resource Description Framework (RDF) is overkill. The underlying idea that is triple store (reminiscence of Entity-Attribute-Value model) is a good idea because it allows to model data with less overhead than a graph database will d
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amirouche
8y ago
here another https://github.com/kitao/pyxel
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amirouche
8y ago
Look at my Python graph database 0.8.1 is the last release with the vanilla graphdb API, after that it only expose a triple store https://github.com/amirouche/hoply/tree/fa77d31757c835688098...
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Show HN: Function-Based State Manager for ReactJS Inspired from Scheme
(github.com)
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amirouche
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amirouche
8y ago
What is CR?
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Ask HN: Do you have formal process to include new tool in your stack?
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amirouche
8y ago
no
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amirouche
8y ago
direct link: https://codepen.io/sdras/details/gogVRX
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amirouche
8y ago
Very well thought. Thanks for sharing.
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Okapi BM25
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Z-Order Indexing for Multifaceted Queries (2017)
(aws.amazon.com)
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amirouche
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DevOps is not a career path
(github.com)
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amirouche
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Show HN: Pypyjs todomvc
(hyperdev.fr)
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amirouche
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Show HN: Asyncio-foundationdb
(github.com)
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amirouche
8y ago
Deployement strategies guide from single node cluster to single datacenter to multi region. And how version upgrades happens
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amirouche
8y ago
https://forums.foundationdb.org/t/sql-layer-in-foundationdb/...
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amirouche
8y ago
> like a SQL Most people don't mind SQL. RDBMS are good enough. People don't want to learn a new thing that's why it's still here and that's why FDB will have a hard time to compete with CockroachDB or TiDB or Sp
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amirouche
8y ago
Here is the relevant thread in the forum https://forums.foundationdb.org/t/what-do-you-monitor/184?u=...
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amirouche
8y ago
Read on the forums for more (success) stories on forum https://forums.foundationdb.org/ tl;dr: mostly timeseries, but (also there is long thread about a distributed task queue using FDB but I am not sure it's in produc
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amirouche
8y ago
I am working on a Datomic clone, watch this https://github.com/amirouche/asyncio-foundationdb
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Python Packages Dependencies and Metadata Dump
(archive.org)
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amirouche
8y ago
I created a graphdb in python which _might_ be helpful https://github.com/amirouche/AjguDB
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amirouche
8y ago
function are in the gray area in Python. I argue that you should start simple with functions and IF you see a use case for classes use them. To be able to make a reasonable choice, you must learn OOP at least the OOP machinery of your langu
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amirouche
8y ago
Why are you surprised by the container system ?
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amirouche
8y ago
I should have added that I don't enjoy fill-in-the-blanks kind of jobs. I agree with the sibling comment of 'dcow'. I will add a) innovation is a slow process and b) that a lot of projects take the _fast path_ of "fill-i
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amirouche
8y ago
> Are engineers just lazy and prefer the industry status quo framework and some config scripts to the work of actually building software? It's worse than lazy, it's the new way of doing engineering that is glueing together read
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amirouche
8y ago
This reads like a breeze of fresh air! Thanks for sharing. I read the whole thing, but still do not understand how the same code can be used in development and say serverless.
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amirouche
8y ago
Thankfully most of the comments here on HN argue: a) Your advice on how I spend my free time is not welcome, b) Same ideas that apply to science apply to FLOSS code. You can do and share you research. And completely disagree with the idea t
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amirouche
8y ago
I replaced it with another habit.
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