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Show HN: hlquery, An open-source C++20 search engine(github.com)
1 points by cfferry 1mo ago|0 comments
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by cfferry 5y ago
I am really impressed with your work! If you ever need or look for C++ collabs, let me know! Also, consider opening a discord server to talk more about this project!
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by cfferry 5y ago
This look cool! great job, congrats. What are you using as data storage? I understand btcd uses leveldb, are you using something similar?
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by cfferry 5y ago
Looks lovely, mate! Any Kangaroo() function so far???
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by cfferry 5y ago
Great article! I'll dig more into the skyscraper technique, thanks.
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by cfferry 5y ago
This is exactly what I had in mind. I'll stick with it and add a catch exception. Thanks for your feedback!
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by cfferry 5y ago
This is great feedback, yingq. Thanks for it. I'll research a bit on providing a different approach. I am now thinking about returning arrays (containing a $status var), but will remain open to ideas. Ideas? At any rate, I appreciate y
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by cfferry 5y ago
Thanks for your input! It's a TCP-based text protocol. We have implemented a simple protocol ( https://github.com/beryldb/beryldb/blob/unstable/include/pro... ) Thank you for your feedback. I am
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by cfferry 5y ago
Thank you very much for your kind post! I am currently working on a cluster system. I am gauging whether to use the Raft consensus algorithm, or the typical master-slave replication schema. Not only that, but I am working on this as we spea
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by cfferry 5y ago
Thank you the tip, junon. I am just new to the community. Does current title work?
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Show HN: BerylDB – a small key-value database(docs.beryl.dev)
57 points by cfferry 5y ago|23 comments
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by cfferry 5y ago
hello YCombinator Community: I hope everyone is having a great week!! I'm working on a small key-value database, written in C++ and powered by RocksDB. It started as a hobby, but I am trying to slowly turn it into a stable project. The