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Miller 6.20.2: Miller and AI, bash/zsh tab-completion, bytes datatype
(github.com)
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Miller 6.17.0: YAML and DCF file formats; performance improvements; bugfixes
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john_kerl
4y ago
And https://github.com/johnkerl/miller/pull/1131
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john_kerl
4y ago
See also https://github.com/johnkerl/miller/issues/1119
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john_kerl
4y ago
It's indeed written in Go now, which indeed has GC, and ultimately all memory is freed ... but there are indeed some issues around intermediate retention of memory, taking more memory than one would have expected. Some gains were made
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john_kerl
5y ago
Also re 'hopefully the distros will keep up' -- some do some don't. I hope the C-to-Go issue isn't too much of a speedbump but we should know a couple distros in. The other day I ran across https://repology.or
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john_kerl
5y ago
Indeed -- in Go technically it's "concurrency" not "parallelism" (something the Go folks are careful to articulate) but with multiple processors available, in effect you get multicore processing so calling it "
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john_kerl
5y ago
See also https://miller.readthedocs.io/en/latest/new-in-miller-6/
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john_kerl
5y ago
Agreed; I've never really liked C compiles, and the Go build process is dreamy. Another win (besides more features, and recent performance improvements) -- the Windows version is now a snap. Now `mlr.exe` takes it rightful place alongs
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john_kerl
5y ago
Agreed, very much a user tool -- once it's released most people will get it via brew/yum/apt/conda/chocolatey and compile time will not be relevant for most folks. Miller has always been a user tool and will remain
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5y ago
Thanks -- my apologies for the sequencing of the dev work. I focused first on the port per se; second on feature-adds; leaving benchmarking, performance analysis, and optimizations (even some real low-hanging fruit) until last. The 10x numb
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john_kerl
5y ago
The 10x number was before improvements on https://github.com/johnkerl/miller/pull/786 et al. The earlier negative perf results were my fault, not Go's -- I was focusing initially on the port and feature
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5y ago
Indeed -- that was before final optimization work on https://github.com/johnkerl/miller/pull/786 et al., thanks to which Miller 6 performance is now on par with Miller 5 for simple processing, and far better
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john_kerl
5y ago
Distros are still at 5.10 pending a few final issues to be resolved -- then 6.0 can be generally released. Hopefully in a month or so. The most important release blocker (now resolved) is https://github.com/johnkerl/mil
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5y ago
I like upbeat (not droopy) and not too many lyrics (which can distract the language-processing parts of the brain that I need to work). Trip-hop fits the bill well for me. * Groove Armada * Parol Stelar * Wax Tailor * Emancipator * Thievery
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5y ago
This would be exciting even if I weren't joining TileDB in a couple weeks -- I'm looking forward to see this from the inside out as well as from the outside in.
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Coming-out party for Universal Databases
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5y ago
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Miller 5.10.0: sort-within-records, unsparsify -f, misc updates; Go-port beta
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6y ago
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Miller 5.9.1: Security update: disallow –prepipe in .mlrrc
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Miller 5.9.0: .mlrrc, and fix Windows build
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Miller 5.8.0: Better environment-variable support, new 'count' verb, bugfixes
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Miller 5.7.0 – ports, bugfixes, and keystroke-savers
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7y ago
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Terminal-mode pinger with colorized log-scale bar charts
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Miller 5.6.1: mobile-friendly docs at HTTP://johnkerl.org/miller/doc
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7y ago
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Miller 5.6.0: System calls / external commands, ASV/USV, bulk numeric formatting
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7y ago
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Miller 5.5.0: Positional indexing and other data-cleaning features
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Miller 5.4.0: New data-cleaning features, mlr.exe, localtime, and bugfixes
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8y ago
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9y ago
Linkfix https://github.com/johnkerl/miller/releases/tag/v5.3.0
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Miller 5.3.0 – data comments, documentation improvements, and bug fixes
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9y ago
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Miller 5.2.0: stats on regexed field names, string/num stats, CSV UTF BOM strip
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9y ago
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