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by erikgrinaker 1y ago
OLTP
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by erikgrinaker 1y ago
It already uses a key/value store for on-disk storage, but you’ll have to write the server API and client yourself, along with a Raft state machine layer. It’s not a big lift though, and could make a fun weekend project.
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by erikgrinaker 1y ago
Thanks for the kind words, Fabian — it was fun working together on your thesis!
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by erikgrinaker 1y ago
Hi Alex! I quite like the Volcano model, it has a certain elegance to it. :) With vectorization and distribution you can get pretty far with it. For my next real project, I want to build something based on the Accord consensus protocol from
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ToyDB rewritten: a distributed SQL database in Rust, for education(github.com)
147 points by erikgrinaker 1y ago|14 comments
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Writing History: MVCC Bulk Ingestion and Index Backfills(cockroachlabs.com)
6 points by erikgrinaker 4y ago|0 comments
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ToyDB: Distributed SQL database in Rust, built from scratch to learn(github.com)
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by erikgrinaker 8y ago
Sanity.io | Backend/Golang Software Engineers | Oslo, Norway and San Francisco, CA | Full-time | VISA, ONSITE | https://sanity.io Sanity.io is a startup building world-leading cloud-hosted content infrastructure at enterpri
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by erikgrinaker 8y ago
Sanity.io | Backend/Golang, Full-stack/Javascript | Oslo, Norway | Full-time | VISA, ONSITE | https://sanity.io Sanity.io is a startup building world-leading cloud-based content infrastructure at enterprise scale. Basi
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by erikgrinaker 8y ago
Sanity.io | Backend/Golang, Frontend/Javascript | Oslo, Norway | Full-time | VISA, ONSITE | https://sanity.io Sanity.io is a startup building world-leading cloud-based content infrastructure at enterprise scale. Basica
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by erikgrinaker 8y ago
Sanity.io | Backend Engineer, Go programmer | Oslo, Norway | Full-time | VISA, ONSITE | https://sanity.io Sanity.io is a startup building world-leading cloud-based content infrastructure at enterprise scale. Basically we provide
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A Rough Guide to Running a GDPR Compliant SaaS Business(sanity.io)
10 points by erikgrinaker 8y ago|0 comments
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by erikgrinaker 9y ago
It's very high, but not as bad as it sounds. There is less than 1 gram of fuel in the reactor at any given time, so it's extremely diffuse, and mostly contained by magnetic fields. Much of the energy can also be radiated away by f
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by erikgrinaker 9y ago
Sure, activation in itself isn't necessarily a big problem, but I believe that embrittlement of the blanket and other plasma-facing surfaces due to the high neutron fluxes is one of the major engineering challenges for ITER and similar
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by erikgrinaker 9y ago
Much of the (valid) criticism in this article relates to the deuterium-tritium fuel cycle. This is the easiest reaction to accomplish on Earth, so most experimental reactors are designed with this fuel in mind, and we're certainly havi
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Announcing Linkerd 1.0(blog.buoyant.io)
7 points by erikgrinaker 9y ago|2 comments
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by erikgrinaker 10y ago
At least with Google's GCR, this is no longer the case. They have a Docker credentials helper [1] which transparently handles authentication for regular interactive use, and service accounts with permanent keys [2] for use with CI serv