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by c4pt0r 7y ago
Thank you for pointing out, this place is indeed a typo, what I want to say here is: because in our implementation, the split operation of a raft group is treated as a special raft log, because raft is a quourum-based algorithm, so in the c
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HDFS vs. MinIO on 1T MapReduce Benchmark(blog.min.io)
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The dynamics of the world mobile phone markets(twitter.com)
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Fsql: Search through your filesystem with SQL-esque queries(github.com)
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Understanding Paxos(understandingpaxos.wordpress.com)
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Some notes about migrating Rust futures 0.1 to 0.3(tikv.org)
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Practical Networked Applications in Rust, Part 2: Networked Key-Value Store(arveknudsen.com)
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by c4pt0r 7y ago
Right, TiDB developer here, TiDB is more suitable for the scenarios that the data cannot fit in one machine. I would say sharding may bring extra maintenance cost and code refactoring, and sometimes the storage change is almost transparent
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by c4pt0r 8y ago
TiDB developer here. Yes, I think TiKV is an alternative to FDB. Compare to FDB Record Layer, TiKV aims to provide a more atomic primitive, just including Get/Set/Transaction in key-value layer, so users can build customized distr
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How to check free disk space in Linux(opensource.com)
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Prompts: Lightweight, beautiful and user-friendly interactive prompts(github.com)
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RPython: a translation framework for producing dynamic languages with JIT(rpython.readthedocs.io)
2 points by c4pt0r 8y ago|0 comments
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LLVM Execution and Interpretation(wiki.aalto.fi)
1 points by c4pt0r 8y ago|0 comments
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A LLVM backed Go compiler(github.com)
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WebAssembly compiler implemented in Go(github.com)
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The Cost of Containerization for Your Scylla(scylladb.com)
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by c4pt0r 8y ago
I think the team is working on it right now.
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by c4pt0r 9y ago
TiDB doesn't want to solve all the problems, no silver bullet, right? And I think it's all about workload, some analytical workload requires CPU/Network resource instead of I/O, and OLAP workload isn't that frequent
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by c4pt0r 9y ago
Hahahah, you're right. We picked Rust cuz our CEO and I think it's cool... XD
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Why did we choose Rust over Golang or C/C++ to develop TiKV?(pingcap.github.io)
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Chinese database startup PingCAP Raises $15M in Series B(medium.com)
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by c4pt0r 9y ago
which is used in this project (Cpp_Redis)
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by c4pt0r 9y ago
https://github.com/Cylix/tacopie an interesting network library.
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by c4pt0r 9y ago
TiDB developer here, this is one of our early adoption user who is already used TiDB in production for over 6 months, this case is quite a 'hybrid' scenario, the workload contains both OLTP and OLAP but to the developer, only My
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by c4pt0r 10y ago
I love sqlite, and I also love MySQL/MongoDB/PG/HBase/TiDB...just use the right tool for different job.
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by c4pt0r 10y ago
Thanks, that means a lot to us, btw happy Chinese new year! 新年快乐! :)
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by c4pt0r 10y ago
Hi from TiDB developer, we have many users in China, some of them have already used TiDB in production. Most of them treat TiDB as a drop-in replacement of MySQL sharding solution, and some of them use TiDB as an Ad-Hoc OLAP database with t
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by c4pt0r 10y ago
What the ariticle does not say 1. This is not something 'hacking'. It is just a javascript running in chrome that checks the text on a button. If it changes to 'buy' then hits the button again and again. The unexpeced th
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by c4pt0r 10y ago
I like the idea, I think the author is trying to create a dead-simple css framework, but dont call it 'hack' please.
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by c4pt0r 10y ago
Looks very useful, I think it's time to replace my zsh.

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