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avinassh
6y ago
what would be the tail latency when 1000s of requests waiting to write?
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avinassh
6y ago
As a web developer, who mostly spends time with Go and Python, is there any benefits of learning C?
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avinassh
6y ago
What’s a moving GC?
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avinassh
6y ago
aha, right! I meant, static typing
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avinassh
6y ago
interesting, the benchmarks include Flask which is a non-async framework, but not FastAPI
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avinassh
6y ago
What makes the FastAPI to be fast that other frameworks? Is it cos of async? There is Tornado too, I am curious how do these fair against each other in terms of performance and productivity
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avinassh
6y ago
I so wish Elixir had a strong type system
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avinassh
6y ago
I created a joke package called gg-flip [0] which just flips the signs and even it gets downloads on npm sometimes :| [0] - https://github.com/avinassh/gg-flip
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I ended up adding duplicate records on a unique index in MongoDB
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avinassh
6y ago
I use iTerm 2, I like its copy mode[0]. Feels quite natural with mac's keys. Check these simple instructions [1] 1. Enter copy mode with cmd+shift+c. 2. Basic Vim keybinding, many keystrokes can active different actions. - v to se
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avinassh
6y ago
I like the UI, quite slick. One thing I really care about note taking apps is how easy it is take my data out. Do you provide an API?
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avinassh
6y ago
it powers the client side iMessage app and most mobile applications use SQLite.
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avinassh
6y ago
> I have been able to insert hundreds of thousands of rows per second when using NVMe drives. Thats... amazing! What is your setup like?
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6y ago
I learnt a lot from this comment. Thank you!
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avinassh
6y ago
> OVH cloud archive seems this the cheapest of all
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avinassh
6y ago
may it's just me, I had a hard time calculating the pricing of tarsnap. Wish they had provided an easy calculator too, on their site.
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avinassh
6y ago
Just tried it out, it works nicely. Congrats on the launch! How does this work internally, though? How is ssh used for tunneling
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6y ago
I would like to add stats[0] to the list, which is a great open source replacement for iStat Menus [0] - https://github.com/exelban/stats
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avinassh
6y ago
Awesome work! How easy/hard is to write an SQL parser? Can you share your learnings while working on this and may be the resources which helped you?
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6y ago
Just checked, seems this book is already available to purchase. Released on 9th March
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avinassh
6y ago
What is a distributed programming language?
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avinassh
6y ago
Congrats on the launch! It looks really cool. The UI reminded me of DelightChat [0] [0] - https://www.delightchat.io/
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avinassh
6y ago
Would it be nice if it was possible to import existing data from Trello and Notion
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avinassh
6y ago
I noticed this in your job listing: > Challenge: Potential candidates will be asked to do a coding challange by picking up a small issue from the open source backlog The candidates who are fixing the issues, get paid? If so, I think this
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avinassh
6y ago
How does Litstream actually works? Do you read from WAL and then sync with S3?
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6y ago
I saw this on the homepage: > However, SQLite is incredibly powerful. It can scale to thousands of concurrent users with the correct settings I never thought SQLite can do something like this. How does one go about scaling it for thousan
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6y ago
Have you looked into Realm? It might fit your use case [0] - https://realm.io/
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6y ago
> There are some tools that make horizontal sharding much easier, like Vitess which is MySQL only. I am just curious, how does Vitess do that?
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6y ago
I saw n8n in the list, but it is not really open source [0]. Even on the Github repo they don't advertise themselves as Open Source, but rather "Free and open fair-code" [1] [0] - https://github.com/n8n-io
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avinassh
6y ago
I check out HN / Lobste.rs
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