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Towards Vortex 1.0(spiraldb.com)
7 points by gatesn 1y ago|0 comments
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ALP Rust is faster than C++(blog.spiraldb.com)
16 points by gatesn 2y ago|1 comments
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London Systems Meetup(lu.ma)
6 points by gatesn 2y ago|1 comments
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by gatesn 2y ago
Hey HN, encouraged by the "reawakening of systems programming meetups" in SF, NY, and others, we (Spiral) have decided to spin up the London Systems Meetup to here stories and deep dives into all things systems/databases. Th
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What if we just didn't decompress it?(blog.spiraldb.com)
12 points by gatesn 2y ago|2 comments
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by gatesn 2y ago
How push-down compute helps Vortex run faster and decompress less
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Zone maps, or "queries go brrr"(blog.spiraldb.com)
7 points by gatesn 2y ago|0 comments
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Logical vs. Physical Data Types(blog.spiraldb.com)
33 points by gatesn 2y ago|0 comments
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by gatesn 2y ago
Internally the design of Vortex is very similar. The file consists of a whole bunch of "messages" (your files), which then have some metadata attached, and the read logic decides which messages it needs when.
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Show HN: Vortex – a high-performance columnar file format(github.com)
249 points by gatesn 2y ago|61 comments
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Life in the FastLanes(blog.spiraldb.com)
12 points by gatesn 2y ago|0 comments
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Taking Risk(tomblomfield.com)
209 points by gatesn 2y ago|293 comments
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by gatesn 2y ago
I actually found that DataDog's ddtrace [1] and datadog [2] libraries are very good for instrumenting Python, even in the absence of any connection to DataDog (and no affiliation to them on my part). ddtrace patches popular Python libr
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by gatesn 4y ago
I’ve been building out a PyPi proxy to try and protect against these use-cases: https://artifiction.io Explicit allow-lists and policies such as requiring "greater than X downloads per week" go a pretty long way to fil
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by gatesn 9y ago
You should check out Pact Coffee if you’re in the UK: https://www.pactcoffee.com
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Show HN: JSONv – JSON with variables(github.com)
2 points by gatesn 10y ago|1 comments