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mkcg
8mo ago
@see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46766004
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Show HN: Single header branchless ASCII folding filter
(github.com)
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mkcg
3y ago
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mkcg
4y ago
I don't know about CUDA, however I've made an AVX2 based encoder a few months ago : https://github.com/phoboslab/qoi/pull/143 I intend to create an AVX2 based decoder but I had absolutely no time to
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mkcg
5y ago
goto statements are also very useful to parse, compress and uncompress data in the critical loop.
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mkcg
5y ago
You could also prefix it with a varint : in this case it would not require any extra byte compared to the NUL terminated string when the length of the string is less than 128 chars.
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mkcg
5y ago
Thanks for the feedback, my issue is that I allocate only a few MB to my indexing thread so I'm looking for a more efficient implementation to avoid having to produce then merge too many segments from disk. I'm currently consideri
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mkcg
5y ago
Hi, do you have any metric regarding the memory usage of your ART implementation ? I tried to implement one for the database I'm currently working on, however I feel that I am using way too much memory. Basically, with my current imple
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mkcg
6y ago
What is your stack ? I made a simple Proof-of-concept of a PHP backend based on Redisearch compatible with the Instantsearch.js library. You can take a look at it here : https://github.com/MKCG/algolia-on-redisearch
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mkcg
6y ago
You missed the "streaming" part. Being able to allocate only a few KB to ingest any JSON is a killer feature. There is a valid reason to reinvent the wheel : in my case I had to do something similar in C99 for a SaaS federated sea
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mkcg
7y ago
I've been working on a lite PHP library acting as an agnostic query engine to aggregate content from different (files, API, SQL, document oriented, ...) kind of datastore and ease the usage of some aggregations : terms, facets, ranges,
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mkcg
7y ago
http://travaux.ovh.net/?do=details&id=43213& ?
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PHP – simple document-oriented model built from multiple datasources
(packagist.org)
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mkcg
7y ago
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mkcg
8y ago
Hi, last year I made a similar project at work to be able to inject values coming from our database into our Gherkin features. I thought that it may help someone else to build more robust test so I decided to simplify it and to opensource i
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Show HN: Behat provider to inject random values in features
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mkcg
8y ago
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mkcg
8y ago
Hi, I'm glad to share "Metis" which is a fulltext search engine written in ECMAScript 6 with facet capabilities. Results are not yet sorted using a TF/IDF algorithm, however sort callbacks can be provided. This is still
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Show HN: Metis – ECMAScript6 in-memory fulltext search engine
(github.com)
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mkcg
8y ago
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mkcg
8y ago
Hi, this is a small collaborative project that I just started on my GitHub account. It lists a few questions that any IT team should be asking itself when working on any project. If necessary a wiki will be built and include examples, link
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Show HN Better IT projects Q/A
(github.com)
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mkcg
8y ago
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