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jinmingjian
5y ago
sorry for late. I am the author of this project. Welcome to any question:)
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Show HN: New ClickHouse in Rust on the Top of Apache Arrow and DataFusion
(tensorbase.io)
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jinmingjian
5y ago
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Show HN: TensorBase: 5x~10000x Faster Drop-In/Accelerator for ClickHouse in Rust
(tensorbase.io)
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jinmingjian
6y ago
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jinmingjian
6y ago
It is often doubtful if one uses the word "fastest". You often see that one micro-bench lists ten products, then it says "look, I am running in the shortest time". The problem is that, people often compare "apple to
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jinmingjian
6y ago
There is already a general purpose working-in-progress OLAP project written in Rust. https://tensorbase.io/ 1. TensorBase is highly hackable. If you know the Rust and C, then you can control all of the world. This is obviou
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jinmingjian
6y ago
shameless insertion: "raw csv processing at ~20GB/s" has been demonstrated in one my project as the tooling byproduct[1] based on Rayon(great Rust data parallelism library)[2] and wrapping of modified simdcsv[3] into one simp
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TensorBase: Big data warehouse from scratch in Rust
(github.com)
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6y ago
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Show HN: TensorBase – a modern big data analytics infrastructure in Rust
(tensorbase.io)
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jinmingjian
6y ago
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jinmingjian
6y ago
sharing some thoughts here, in that I am recently developing a similar thing: 1. "Query 1.6B rows in milliseconds, live" is just like "sum 1.6B numbers from memory in ms". In fact, if not full SQL functionalities support
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jinmingjian
8y ago
U.2, a.k.a. SFF-8639[1], in fact, is the successor of SAS.(It also allows legacy SAS and SATA usage.) So, it has a stronger enterprise inheritance. And so, the enterprise clients can even use the same disk cases/cages without any probl
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jinmingjian
8y ago
corrected: 10GB -> 10Gbps, 100GB -> 100Gbps
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Intel to remove Cilk Plus from GCC
(gcc.gnu.org)
4 points
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jinmingjian
9y ago
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jinmingjian
10y ago
Kudos! VSC is an "redefined" and high hackable (largely thanks to the rich nodejs ecosystem) editing environment which you can do everything as you like. So, to pin it into an editor or an IDE makes less sense. more technical imag
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Show HN: Swift Development Environment Based on VS Code
(github.com)
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jinmingjian
10y ago
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jinmingjian
10y ago
Service Unavailable...Hi, boy, your site may go down. But I like the name, although it has been used over and over again.
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jinmingjian
10y ago
The memory safety of Rust is over consumed. 1. several small languages also introduce the type system to try to solve the memory safety problem. But all of them are less famous. Because there are many reasons that makes a language being acc
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jinmingjian
10y ago
I also stand on the kernel maintainer's side. Kernel is not your AMD's kitchen-sink:) They are always fighting for any holes. The maintainers become the maintainers because the community think they has the qualified capabilities.
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jinmingjian
10y ago
Ubuntu is crying^_^
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jinmingjian
10y ago
congrats!
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jinmingjian
11y ago
Yes, as you are ware that, it is hard to measure the latency correctly especially in your nano-second level.
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jinmingjian
11y ago
Hi, vardump, my true point here is clear: latency != 1/throughput. Can you accept this viewpoint? 1. our talking context is Java. There is nothing about assembler here. I assume you are the author of this library. If not, let me know.
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jinmingjian
11y ago
Come on, boy, stop joining headline Party!:) You should make sure you truly understand what's the meaning of the word "latency". Your story is not unique[1]. The basic concept is: latency != 1/throughput. I have no inter
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jinmingjian
12y ago
Azul's practices in Java/JVM are really great but finally down to its commercial focuses. Java has many improvements in recent years. Most of high-performance Java sides I have summarized in one of my unofficially published projec
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jinmingjian
12y ago
In fact, "to bypass GC completely" is impossible because you still need on-heap objects to access the off-heap stuffs. Note, there is always "no magic".
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Landz: set down a solid base for new Java backend engineering
(landz.github.io)
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jinmingjian
13y ago
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Simple Revisit to 'Dart vs Java — the DeltaBlue Benchmark'
(jinmingjian.github.io)
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jinmingjian
13y ago
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jinmingjian
14y ago
Good question. I am in thinking this problem. After some thoughts, IMHO, for the individual or small team, the only that we want is a email fowarding server. We do not need a full-fledged email server at all. We can just forward the incom
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jinmingjian
14y ago
RIP
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jinmingjian
14y ago
no comments?:) It is better than the dart edtor!
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jinmingjian
14y ago
the server seems really down...
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