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by neovintage 3mo ago
I feel like your con about not making the right design choices isn't a con. Solo development doesn't mean throwing out the principles that help you learn. Prototyping and beta releases exist to validate design choices without need
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Understanding Postgres 19 Property Graphs(neovintage.org)
4 points by neovintage 3mo ago|0 comments
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Database as a Graph for Relational Deep Learning(neovintage.org)
2 points by neovintage 4mo ago|0 comments
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Limit Bandwidth of Connections in Go(github.com)
7 points by neovintage 3y ago|0 comments
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Conduit 0.3 – Consistency in CDC Payloads(meroxa.com)
7 points by neovintage 4y ago|0 comments
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How Conduit uses Buf to work with Protobufs(medium.com)
8 points by neovintage 4y ago|0 comments
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by neovintage 6y ago
“Data Downtime” is very real and can have terrible impacts on understanding what’s happening to customers or your business. I like that this series is taking the simple approach of using SQL to help identify the problems. (Its also a good l
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by neovintage 6y ago
I'm sorry code search isn't working. I'm more than happy to help. If you reach out to me via my email I can see whats up. neovintage [at] github [dot] com.
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by neovintage 6y ago
The premise around arrow is that when you want share data with another system, or even on the same machine between processes, most of the compute time spent is in serializing and deserializing data. Arrow removes that step by defining a co
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by neovintage 6y ago
Hey everyone. I had a lot of folks reach out to me about this change. We've heard y'all loud and clear that you want a better code search. The goal of this change was to balance performance and search relevance while we work on a
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by neovintage 6y ago
I apologize the changelog wasn't more clear. For repos like that, they continue to show up in search results. Every time they do, that resets the clock on when the repo ages out of the index. We tried to strike a balance between perfor
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by neovintage 6y ago
Agree with the improvement on code search results. Our team is working on it!
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Lessons from College: Efficient Meetings(craigkerstiens.com)
5 points by neovintage 7y ago|0 comments
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Better Communication on the Phone(craigkerstiens.com)
3 points by neovintage 7y ago|0 comments
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PostgreSQL as a distributed computing platform(youtube.com)
19 points by neovintage 8y ago|0 comments
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Fun with SQL: Functions in Postgres(citusdata.com)
5 points by neovintage 8y ago|0 comments
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by neovintage 9y ago
I believe Redis has a great developer experience. It’s easy to get set up and use. When I see the work on Redis streams, I think its going bring a much better getting started experience for developers that want to start using evented archit
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Citus Cloud Retrospective(citusdata.com)
1 points by neovintage 9y ago|0 comments
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by neovintage 9y ago
The really important part of this post is the section articulating why not Dynamo. It uncovers a big question I ask of all of my customers when they're trying to choose data stores at any point during the life of their application. Do
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Working with time in Postgres(craigkerstiens.com)
343 points by neovintage 9y ago|120 comments
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by neovintage 9y ago
Interesting offering. I wonder who they're targeting with this and the problem they're trying to solve. * Is the expectation that everyone can write SQL? * If the customer can write SQL and they're sufficiently large, won&#x2
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by neovintage 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback! I'll see if we can get that in the guide.
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by neovintage 9y ago
I would recommend that you check out the Heroku CLI Style Guide: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/cli-style-guide There are many different teams within Heroku that need to provide interactions for developers via C
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by neovintage 10y ago
Anything proclaiming its going to "kill" some other business, likely isn't. Google Docs is a great example of solving a problem that carved out a subsegment of Microsoft Office user base. I don't think any one solution i
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by neovintage 10y ago
Outside of speed benefits as compared to ruby, one of the main things going for crystal is it's ability to use all of the robust tooling that already exists. This post mentions it in passing but Crystal gets the benefit of all the exis
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by neovintage 10y ago
I've spent a number of years using ruby and I got super excited about the potential of Crystal about a year ago. The notion that I can use a Ruby-like syntax and ship a binary to deploy my web apps was killer. But, a year ago the langu
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by neovintage 10y ago
I would start with the Mode Analytics SQL tutorial. It's fairly robust and gets into advanced topics: https://community.modeanalytics.com/sql/tutorial/introductio... That will get you pretty far but the advan
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by neovintage 10y ago
Interesting. I can think of a number of scenarios where this makes sense if you're using Redis for caching and you don't have a proxy in your architecture. Does redis cluster only support one database? If that's still the cas
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by neovintage 10y ago
Redis has a great developer experience. It's super easy to spin up and to add to applications. There have been a few warts though when it comes to operational experience in production. I really miss things like administrative connectio
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Seldomly Used SQL: The Bool Aggregate Functions(neovintage.org)
45 points by neovintage 10y ago|28 comments

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