coleifer

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by coleifer 11y ago
UnQLite. Not affiliated with SQLite, but its an embedded json document store. Supports a cool procedural query language. http://charlesleifer.com/blog/introduction-to-the-fast-new-u...
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My List of Python and SQLite Resources(charlesleifer.com)
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by coleifer 11y ago
Every big feature starts out small.
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by coleifer 11y ago
There's code, you can compile it and try it out. For fun I'm thinking to write a little python wrapper: http://unql.sqlite.org/index.html/wiki?name=UnQL
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SQLite timeline items related to "json"(sqlite.org)
100 points by coleifer 11y ago|22 comments
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by coleifer 11y ago
Anybody know how the query planner may change in 4.0?
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Using SQLite4's LSM Storage Engine as a Stand-Alone NoSQL Database with Python(charlesleifer.com)
2 points by coleifer 11y ago|0 comments
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by coleifer 11y ago
I wrote up a quick blog post describing how to build the new FTS5 search extension, which was included in the 3.8.11.1 release: http://charlesleifer.com/blog/building-the-sqlite-fts5-searc...
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by coleifer 11y ago
Anybody heard anything about SQLite4?
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by coleifer 11y ago
Thank you for your work on APSW, it's a fantastic library. I'm the author of the peewee ORM[1] and I've included an APSW backend[2] for folks who want to use peewee with APSW. Being able to write extension modules in Python i
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by coleifer 11y ago
I wrote a post a while back singing the praises of SQLite. Some of you may be interested: http://charlesleifer.com/blog/sqlite-small-fast-reliable-cho...
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by coleifer 11y ago
That's a good question -- I mean, they will run through the code and make sure it compiles or runs as specified. They will find and provide you with technical recruiters from the community (with promises of their name appearing in the
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by coleifer 11y ago
Fuck this guy and his narcissistic post. So you retired early, the hell do I care? Nothing interesting here beyond a guy with the financial means to leave, and who left. Only a narcissist would think this was something profound.
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by coleifer 11y ago
I am actually the author of an as-yet-unpublished book by Packt and have a few things to say about their publishing process. Essentially the quality of the book boils down to the author, with very little in the way of copy-editing or techni
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by coleifer 11y ago
Wow. JavaScript JavaScript JavaScript. Lame.
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by coleifer 11y ago
If you don't get it then I feel sorry for you.
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by coleifer 11y ago
Hi, I'm the author of this post. First of all thank you for responding to my comments, I'm humbled that you took the time and I apologize if you felt compelled to defend your work. I was in part responding to the comment in the &q
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by coleifer 12y ago
Absolutely incredible the suspense must've been crazy.
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Why I won't be switching to Disque(charlesleifer.com)
1 points by coleifer 12y ago|0 comments
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by coleifer 12y ago
I would suggest that one of the reasons so many people use Redis as a message queue is because they do not want another piece of infrastructure. The fact that people use Redis as a message queue does not, in my mind, mean that this is for l
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A Tour of Tagging Schemas: Many-To-many, Bitmaps and More(charlesleifer.com)
2 points by coleifer 12y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What is your opinion on UFO phenomena?
1 points by coleifer 12y ago|5 comments
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Meet Scout, a Lightweight Python Search Server(charlesleifer.com)
3 points by coleifer 12y ago|0 comments
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Walrus: lightweight Python utilities for Redis(charlesleifer.com)
3 points by coleifer 12y ago|0 comments
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by coleifer 12y ago
For SQLite users, I've released a web-based, python-powered database browser: https://github.com/coleifer/sqlite-browser
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Representing trees in SQLite(charlesleifer.com)
11 points by coleifer 12y ago|0 comments
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by coleifer 12y ago
Is this in any way related to this project? http://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/2mka7r/update_mate... It's based on Evolve OS.
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by coleifer 12y ago
Another option for storing tree structures is the closure table [1]. It acts as a sort of "many-to-many" junction table between the tree nodes, storing the relationships between each. [1] https://coderwall.com/p&#x
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Encrypted SQLite Databases with Python and SQLCipher(charlesleifer.com)
4 points by coleifer 12y ago|0 comments
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by coleifer 12y ago
My youngest brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia about 4 years ago (though it took over a year of him having symptoms before getting a diagnosis). It's been incredibly difficult -- he's had a couple runs through the hospital a

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