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by marco_craveiro 6y ago
Very interesting! On this topic, there is also Boden [1] - though it has been a little bit quiet of late... [1] https://github.com/AshampooSystems/boden
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by marco_craveiro 7y ago
As I said, I haven't given a lot of thought about this so please take my opinion with a grain of salt - but I believe that once you split the log out of PostgreSQL, a lot of functionality of this ilk could start to be considered. When&
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by marco_craveiro 7y ago
Before I proceed, let me just state that I have no particular knowledge of either RDBMS' internals or Kafka, so this is nothing but my own amateur musings on the subject. Now, I wholeheartedly agree that Kafka is more scalable, but I t
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by marco_craveiro 7y ago
Indeed, I've also puzzled over this a fair bit. Its almost as if we are lacking a lower-level interface to the transaction log that enables one to push events without going via the higher-level representation of tables etc. However, th
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by marco_craveiro 7y ago
MessageDB was doing the rounds in reddit the other day [1]. Looks interesting for simple use cases... [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/PostgreSQL/comments/ebu6nh/message_...
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by marco_craveiro 7y ago
I've been using Linux on the desktop for 20 years now (Debian mainly) and I think things have never been as good as they are now. Its not important (to me) that there are only ~2% desktop users, just that FOSS continues to evolve at th
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by marco_craveiro 7y ago
This font looks great on Emacs, going to move away from Inconsolata!
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by marco_craveiro 7y ago
@jasonm23's comment: "Emacs is basically a text centric computing platform, built with a flavor of Lisp." https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19650942
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by marco_craveiro 8y ago
Bit of a side-question, but somewhat related. Is anyone working on "whole program compilation"? I don't mean whole program optimisation, I mean an attempt to read all files for a given target in memory at the same time and