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oatsandsugar
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oatsandsugar
1y ago
I think my favorite part was the ability to use the same Drizzle TS data models created for Postgres for creating tables in ClickHouse
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oatsandsugar
1y ago
I mean the Azerbaijan one goes so hard: https://spaceexplorationlogoarchive.webflow.io/loghi/azerbai...
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Space Exploration Logo Archive
(spaceexplorationlogoarchive.webflow.io)
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1y ago
Author here: I wrote out some worked examples about how ClickHouse's table engines affect how CDC updates and deletes are treated (on initial write, and on merge), coming to the conclusion that the ReplacingMergeTree is the goldilocks
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ClickHouse table engines & CDC data (MergeTree, Replacing, Collapsing +)
(fiveonefour.com)
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Optimizing writes to OLAP using buffers (ClickHouse, Redpanda, MooseStack)
(fiveonefour.com)
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1y ago
One of the works: > In early work, El-Badry developed a method for identifying binary stars in spectrographic datasets. More than half of stars exist in binary systems, but they are often too close together to be differentiated with avai
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oatsandsugar
1y ago
I love that these grants go to such an incredible variety of impressive folk—from music to astrophysics.
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oatsandsugar
1y ago
That's really intuitive, especially your description of column notation. Excited to read your other guides! Also, HT to your user name! Egon Schiele is one of my favorite artists! Loved seeing his works at the Neue in NYC.
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oatsandsugar
1y ago
Apple coding interview?
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Dora State of AI-Assisted Software Development
(cloud.google.com)
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oatsandsugar
1y ago
if you don't tariff imports lol
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H-1B holders caused 30–50 percent of productivity growth in the US from '90-2010
(marginalrevolution.com)
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oatsandsugar
1y ago
It is so beautiful, but it is definitely on the list of "touristy stuff" in Barcelona.
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Build ClickHouse-Powered APIs with React and MooseStack
(clickhouse.com)
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Procedural clue mini game (logic)
(cluesbysam.com)
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What Is a Tool?
(whatisatool.com)
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oatsandsugar
1y ago
Dig up
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oatsandsugar
1y ago
You have a more generous sarcasmometer then me :)
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oatsandsugar
1y ago
> perhaps rightly so? citation? You don't even say why he has a concern, so how can you say they are correct?
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Lifecycle Management: Taking Control of Your ClickHouse Database Evolution
(fiveonefour.com)
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oatsandsugar
1y ago
But coal is super subsidized? the price of new solar is cheaper than the price of new coal
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Famous Cognitive Psychology Experiments That Failed to Replicate
(aethermug.com)
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1y ago
Yeah, this is mainly aimed at applications that need an OLAP backend (think user facing analytics, or a database that backs chat applications)
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> The sane middle ground is libraries that give you nicer ergonomics around SQL without hiding it (like Golangs sqlx https://github.com/jmoiron/sqlx ). Engineers should be writing SQL, period. The blog suggests that
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2025 Tiny [website] Awards Shortlist
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Learning OLAP by writing a ClickHouse vs. Postgres benchmark
(github.com)
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PostgreSQL vs. ClickHouse: Learnings from building my first database benchmark
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oatsandsugar
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Also for metadata queries, OLTP was faster. But these were the difference between the blink of an eye and two blinks of an eye.
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oatsandsugar
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I’ve seen many benchmarks on OLAP performance, but I wanted to better understand the practical impact for myself, especially for LLM applications. This is my first attempt at building a benchmarking tool to explore that. It runs some simple
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