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AliSQL 8.0.44-2: DuckDB, VIDX, Native Flashback, and Transaction Optimizations
(p1p1bear.github.io)
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baotiao
8mo ago
In 2026, Can AI Modify Database Kernel Code? Rewriting PostgreSQL with Claude Code: Full Page Write vs Doublewrite Buffer, a 3x Performance Gap
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baotiao
8mo ago
Yes, MySQL-DuckDB columned read only node will continuously get data from transactional workload by binlog. Then people will not need to maintain tools like kafka/debezium to sync between two node.
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8mo ago
I’m quite certain that if DuckDB had been open-sourced and reached stability around 2020, TiDB would have definitely chosen DuckDB instead of ClickHouse.
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baotiao
8mo ago
We havn't try that before, maybe I will try to combine with mysql-operator later..
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8mo ago
Actually, that’s not the case. I also support PostgreSQL products in my professional work. However, specifically regarding this issue—as I mentioned in my article—it is simply easier to integrate DuckDB by leveraging MySQL's binlog and
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Why MySQL's Integration with DuckDB Is More Elegant Than PostgreSQL's
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8mo ago
Here is the professional English translation of your analysis, optimized for a technical audience or a blog post: Why I Believe MySQL is More Suited than PostgreSQL for DuckDB Integration Currently, there are three mainstream solutions in t
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On this page, we introduce how to implement a read-only Columnar Store (DuckDB) node leveraging the MySQL binlog mechanism. https://github.com/alibaba/AliSQL/blob/master/wiki/duckdb/du... In th
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AliSQL: Alibaba's open-source MySQL with vector and DuckDB engines
(github.com)
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3y ago
http://baotiao.github.io/ 130 blog posts. Writing about Database and Distributed system
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Boost:Unordered_flat_map
(bannalia.blogspot.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Inside boost::unordered_flat_map
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Coding for SSDs
(codecapsule.com)
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5y ago
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Evolution of tree data structures for indexing
(erthalion.info)
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8y ago
I think the most interesting part is PolarFS taking full advantage of the emerging techniques like RDMA, NVMe, and SPDK. And the Parallel raft consensus algorithm
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8y ago
Yes I am from the PolarFS team. You can read from the paper that we have compared PolarFS with ceph.
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8y ago
The protocol is interesting, and we will provide the TLA+ proof soon.
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8y ago
Thank you. We will provide our TLA+ proof soon..
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Optimizing Paxos with batching and pipelining (2012) [pdf]
(pdfs.semanticscholar.org)
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Fpaxos
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Linearizability-versus-serializability
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Consistent hashing with bounded loads
(research.googleblog.com)
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10y ago
Yes, exactly. when you deal with multi threads, not only epoll will cause some problems, but also global variable, memory, etc. global variable solved by mutex, but epoll solved by avoid using it to epoll_wait fds in multi threads.
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10y ago
I have trid vimium on chrome, vimperator is more configurable, you can change the theme, the suggest, hide the navigation bar...
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10y ago
I have used vimperator for about 6 years, this is only reason that I still use firefox. It's really amazing.
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10y ago
It's really awesome. For a system engineer, it's hard to draw visual csv file by java script. markdown is the most simple and convenient tool, it's a good idea to combine markdown with visualization.
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10y ago
I think the different between redis and webserver like nginx is that all the operations in redis is almost the same, it is about less than 1ms. However the request to nginx fall in a widely range, some request need 10ms, while some request
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10y ago
get it, thank you
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baotiao
10y ago
However, redis transfer these works to jemalloc. Now jemalloc control the entire VM
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