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On Prioritization - Important vs Urgent.
(grisha.org)
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If the values you are storing are integers, you should also look at your zset-max-ziplist-entries config setting. I've been able to shrink a 30GB Redis memory footprint to just under 3GB. The caveat is that all search operations in ziplists
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If someone issues you a loan in good faith, and you cannot repay, it is indeed their loss. They have not committed crime however. What I said is that it is a crime if at the time of issuance the lender has reasons to believe you cannot re
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Taken out of the context of a loan, you're right. But borrowing is a special case. Because if the responsibility were entirely on the borrower, then it would be advantageous to the bank that you lie on the application. Then they could take
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This documentary implies that applicants were submitting fraudulant applications, which is not true. Most people (including the Frontline producers, apparently) still do not understand who was defrauding whom here. If you apply for a loan a
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True, but not quite. The first thing zrange does is look for the starting point, which is an approximately O(log(N)) for a skiplist (which is how it's implemented). An iterator's next() operation should be O(1). If I need to iterate over a
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They are explained here: https://github.com/grisha/thredis/blob/master/README-THREDIS Initially Thredis was just threaded Redis, and I had a very specific use case for that. The idea of adding SQLite came later.
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Agree completely, this is not where I want Redis should go, I was just tinkeing with the idea. Antirez: are you considering a Sorted Map of some kind with a way to iterate over it? (ZSET is almost it, but semantics are a little different an
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Thredis: the power of combining SQL with NoSQL in the same server.
(thredis.org)
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