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   by avinassh 5y ago

   Thanks for this suggestion and I have updated the title!
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   by avinassh 5y ago

   Hey, I read all the suggestions and prefixed the title with "Towards ...". I hope it makes it clear now
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   by avinassh 5y ago

   That's a great point, let me try it! > You do not create a long list of parameters. I have done much worse by trying to insert a really long string of 100K params
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   by avinassh 5y ago

   Hey, sorry for the misleading title. I started with ‘Fast SQLite Inserts’ and it had many iterations. In the title, I wanted to intend that I want to insert 1 billion rows under a minute on my machine. I thought the current title is fine, s
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   by avinassh 5y ago

   yes, I plan to try this next and measure the performance. Others also suggested similar idea to try. > I am also interested in writing the SQLite or PostgreSQL file format straight to disk as a faster way to do ETL. what exactly you are
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   by avinassh 5y ago

   TIL, this is great! I think this could make things even easier instead of writing the raw pages
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   by avinassh 5y ago

   Hey all, author here. I didn't expect this to reach front page of HN. I came here to submit and it was here already! I am looking for more ideas to experiment. Here's one idea which someone from another forum gave me: exploring re
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   by avinassh 5y ago

   I learned about Monodraw from Thorsten Ball’s interpreter / compiler books. The book has really beautiful illustrations and ASCII drawings, when I asked the author they directed me to Monodraw Here is a sample chapter from the book (in
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   by avinassh 5y ago

   Damn, $50 is quite sweet for unlimited. $150 seems bit on the higher on the side. I am cursing myself for missing that offer
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    Design Patterns in Dynamic Programming (1996)(norvig.com)

    2 points by avinassh 5y ago|0 comments
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    ahh. It didn’t warn me when I was submitting the link. Anyways, this thread should be closed.
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    An illustrated guide to Apache Kafka(gentlydownthe.stream)

    10 points by avinassh 5y ago|2 comments
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    Most of the times Redis's distributed lock works fine, however one should know that its not fail proof and you might run into really weird bugs references: 0 - https://aphyr.com/posts/283-jepsen-redis 1 - https:&
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    Colorado Excluded(coloradoexcluded.com)

    2 points by avinassh 5y ago|0 comments
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    Do you know any more blog posts, like the OP's, talking about internal culture at Stripe?
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    I’d vote for Django web framework
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    Does it filter spam well? One of the main reason I don't want to host my own email server is efficient spam filtering
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    > 2to3 machinery Are you referring to this one - https://docs.python.org/3.9/library/2to3.html#to3-reference ?
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    > 2. = and ==. Ugh. The Bug Maker. You mean == and === ?
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    1. MIT's 6.824: Distributed Systems - https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824/ Lectures are available on Youtube. Assignments code and test runner are also available on the course page. 2. The Book Designing Data-Intensi
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    Principles of Data-Intensive Systems [0] seems to cover some of the system design topics [0] - http://web.stanford.edu/class/cs245/
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    I think we should avoid posting referral links
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    Is this being manufactured in India as well? Can you share more details
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    It possible to update the BSON without loading the entire document in the memory? I am curious how Mongo does updates.
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    I love reading about articles on Databases, especially about their internal workings. Some of the blogs I follow: 1. Oren Eini - Creator and CTO of Raven DB - https://ayende.com/blog 2. Tyler Neely - Creator of Sled DB - h
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    I love blog posts by Amos - https://fasterthanli.me They write long, informative, and fun articles. I usually spend hours to on each post. Some recommendations if you want to get started: 1. What's in the box? - https:&#x2
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    How much changes I need to make if I want to add open telemetry in my existing application?
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    Can you suggest some tools which auto suggest like Fig and work with zsh? The built in auto complete in zsh works nicely, but how do I get the drop down of all options?
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    Congrats on the launch! How does this work?
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    by avinassh 5y ago

    I have found other good articles on the same topic, by Hillel Wayne author of Practical TLA+ Uncle Bob is ruining software - https://hillelwayne.com/post/10x/ Uncle Bob and Silver Bullets - https://hill