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by k_bx 2y ago
It would, but it'd be very easy to skip corrupted lines. With SQLite, I ended up losing data since the corrupted entry.
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by k_bx 2y ago
Please add ability to use a pre-built libduckdb easier. Currently in Rust, it takes forever to compile it via cargo dependency, and there's no docs on how to build your own and put on PATH.
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by k_bx 2y ago
I've recently been developing a raspberry pi based solution which works with telemetry logs. First implementation used an SQLite database (with WAL log) – only to find it corrupted after just couple of days of extensive power on/o
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by k_bx 2y ago
Big question I have is: should I invest in DeltaLake/Iceberg based solution, or something like this?
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by k_bx 2y ago
One where you can write a bash script which changes network configuration and launches multiple programs installed from the app store
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by k_bx 2y ago
Because things need to keep evolving, we see great new ideas coming from tools which add progress bar, make colorful output, have knowledge about .git structure etc. Current state of things is quite stalled, in my opinion.
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by k_bx 2y ago
Spent 5 minutes browsing but still couldn't figure this out. Would it be able to target FPGA?
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by k_bx 2y ago
Its ability to store data on S3 is in paid cloud version only, last time I've checked.
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by k_bx 2y ago
I am a FOSS developer myself for many years, and this is exactly kind of stuff I'd love to hear. So no, it is totally OK to give your ideas to the developer in this form.
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by k_bx 2y ago
Please consider out-of-the-box way to analyze slow queries, analysis by endpoints (ideally with some patterns to group by), ideally to not generate gigabytes of access logs but rather give some already-aggregated in-memory stats. Maybe batt
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Cosmic Alpha 6: Big Leaps Forward(blog.system76.com)
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by k_bx 2y ago
I need big drives for backup. Clearly, there's even more reasons to use HDDs now.
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by k_bx 2y ago
I didn't try Caddy yet, but to me there are obvious downsides to nginx due to which i'd like to run away from it eventually. First and foremost: slow query detection. Out of the box, it doesn't allow you to do that easily, yo
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by k_bx 2y ago
Too bad river didn't have commits in five months.
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by k_bx 2y ago
I think FS-level compression would be a perfect match. Has anyone tried it successfully on large SQLite DBs? (I tried but btrfs failed to do so, and I didn't get to the bottom of why).
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by k_bx 2y ago
Cross-compiling software which relies on a big bunch of runtime libraries is a major pain in a big project. Have you ever had success with it?
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by k_bx 2y ago
I can't find how their multi-user collaboration looks like. Do they even have one?
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by k_bx 2y ago
The simplest thing that "just work" for me is replacing ? with .context(h!())? and this macro: #[macro_export] macro_rules! h { () => { concat!("at ", file!(), " line ", line!(), " column
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by k_bx 2y ago
Can you set grind size for filter machine? Hard to tell from the website Otherwise impressive work.
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by k_bx 2y ago
One killer feature I miss from SQLite is table compression. Especially important on various embedded devices where you collect data from sensors or logs.
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by k_bx 2y ago
I see more projects switch to PIXI, another Rust-written piece of software. RERUN was the one I follow the most https://github.com/rerun-io/rerun It looks like much more than just command runner, but my projects happen
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by k_bx 2y ago
Would you and your friends volunteer to run to attack Russia? Hell, most of my friends in Ukraine did not run to defend our country, many ran away to Europe. Now talk about fighting a foreign war..
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by k_bx 2y ago
That's great. Now what about motherboard and all the peripherals? I have to add special code when I port from rPi4 to rPi5, code like this (in Python) for some GPIO logic: chip = None try: # rpi5 chip = gpiod.Chip("gpio
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by k_bx 2y ago
Yes, they would get very deep concerns from the West, which they fear so much.
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by k_bx 2y ago
Good luck writing software for one of those N100 boxes only to find out they're sold out and you now need to extend the code for new model over and over.
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by k_bx 2y ago
I can only imagine how confused you must be by "your taxi arrived" notification
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by k_bx 2y ago
When the article started the part "but Tailscale still uses it" I almost felt watched
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by k_bx 2y ago
Not having a stranger in your car is a big benefit for one.
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by k_bx 2y ago
People who live and/or work in city center where it's near-impossible to park. If the robocab could pick me up, drop me off and find the parking space outside the city center – that'd certainly be a great product.
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by k_bx 2y ago
Another project I want to give shout out to is Databend. It's built around the idea of storing your data at S3-compatible storage as Parquet files, and querying as SQL or other protocol. Like many popular Data Lake solutions, but it&#x

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