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by chuckhend 3y ago
This looks awesome, great work team! A few questions :) How complex were the 'static examples' that were used? Can you share the examples of the three that were used in the tests? Were the "contextually relevant sql" ran
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by chuckhend 3y ago
I agree that is a great approach - build around the main use cases and then make exceptions. I think a lot of companies have legitimate use cases for real-time analytics (outside of their internal decision making), but as you mention, preem
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by chuckhend 3y ago
It probably could be implemented as pure plpgsql for some of its features (basic send/receive). The long-term plan is to add additional message type support (protobuf, msgpack, etc), embed a metrics exporter (prometheus?), push notific
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Why did Elon Musk say that Rust is the Language of AGI?(medium.com)
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by chuckhend 3y ago
It was required reading at a place I worked a few years back. The chapters on batch and stream processing are good. Both applicable to batch/streaming inference.
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by chuckhend 3y ago
Awesome! We'll blogging about its benchmarks compared to Redis and SQS soon.
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by chuckhend 3y ago
If you're on Linux and pg15, you can install it with https://github.com/tembo-io/trunk . It is only tested on pg15 but we are actively working to increase OS and Postgres version support. `trunk install pgmq` shoul
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by chuckhend 3y ago
Most of the content in https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/designing-data-intensiv... applies to ML systems. https://github.com/noahgift also has a lot of content that is worth following.
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Introducing PGMQ: Simple Message Queues Built on Postgres(tembo.io)
10 points by chuckhend 3y ago|8 comments
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by chuckhend 3y ago
That was fun! Also didnt realize that I can write code, promote, etc!
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by chuckhend 3y ago
Cool stream! Subbed!
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by chuckhend 3y ago
Nice thread! I really like "How do I use whitespace to communicate that different items belong to the same idea?". It's like the 'non-verbal communication' of written comms hah!
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by chuckhend 3y ago
Very cool! I'll be trying it out this weekend!
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by chuckhend 3y ago
A lot of times its a more productive debate over the tangible 'something' thats out there too (even if its wrong), rather than the theoretic or a design!
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by chuckhend 3y ago
Well done! It is fun like Centipede but in Rust :)
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by chuckhend 3y ago
There are a variety of Postgres queue implementations. We implemented the most important features and packaged them as a Postgres extension written in Rust. Our favorites: usage of a visibility timeout to guarantee delivery of messages to e
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Show HN: One Postgres message queue to rule them all(github.com)
2 points by chuckhend 3y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: PGMQ – easy message queues with Rust and Postgres(github.com)
2 points by chuckhend 4y ago|0 comments