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Nuclear War Survival Skills (1987)(oism.org)
2 points by otoolep 6y ago|0 comments
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The Long Hack: How China Exploited Super Micro(bloomberg.com)
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by otoolep 6y ago
Yeah, rqlite doesn't do sharding. There is a full copy of the data -- as an in-memory or on-disk SQLite database -- under each node.
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rqlite, distributed SQLite, 5.10.0 released: comparing its disk usage to 5.6.0(philipotoole.com)
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by otoolep 6y ago
That's not a bad idea, might have promise. Hashing large databases files after every few log entries might be a performance hit....not sure. Something to think about -- thanks.
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by otoolep 6y ago
Hmmmm, that's a different issue. :-) Today the rqlite code deletes the SQLite database (if present) and then rebuilds it from the Raft log. It makes things so simple, and ensures the node can always recover, regardless of the prior sta
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by otoolep 6y ago
No, rqlite is not suitable for that kind of application. All writes must go through the leader.
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by otoolep 6y ago
rqlite creator here. I understand what you're saying, but I don't think it's a compelling objection. Obviously, differences between versions -- even patched versions -- can results in subtle, unintended, differences in how th
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by otoolep 6y ago
But how do you know it's intensive? Are you watching disk IO? Is there a noticeable delay when the node starts before it's ready to receive requests? Try setting "-raft-snap" to a lower number, maybe 1024, and see if it
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by otoolep 6y ago
rqlite creator here. I'm not sure I follow why it's a "big limitation"? Is it causing you long start-up times? I'm definitely interested in improving this, if it's an issue. What are you actually seeing? Also,
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Where is technical innovation happening?(philipotoole.com)
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The 50 Greatest Breakthroughs Since the Wheel(theatlantic.com)
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Where is technical innovation actually happening?(philipotoole.com)
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Orion Nebula: a stunning 2.5 gigapixel image(twitter.com)
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Are Europe's night trains back in fashion?(bbc.com)
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by otoolep 6y ago
https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite/blob/master/DOC/DESIGN.md I built a distributed database using Raft and SQLite, and I put a lot of thought i
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Logs and Time Series are not the same(philipotoole.com)
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What Is Spacetime? (2018)(scientificamerican.com)
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Will Fast, Cheap, and Plentiful Energy Be a Legacy of Los Alamos?(tabletmag.com)
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The Death of the City(politico.com)
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Voyager: The Greatest Space Mission(bbc.com)
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Don’t Let Architecture Astronauts Scare You (2001)(joelonsoftware.com)
2 points by otoolep 6y ago|0 comments
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The Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics(cpsr.org)
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How Intensive Care units were born(bbc.com)
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Chesterton's Fence(en.wikipedia.org)
15 points by otoolep 6y ago|2 comments
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Firefox DNS-over-HTTPS(support.mozilla.org)
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by otoolep 6y ago
Yes, Ben Johnson's ( https://github.com/benbjohnson ) presentation on Raft is great. He is also the creator of BoltDB ( https://github.com/boltdb/bolt ) which is a core component of Hashiscorp's
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by otoolep 6y ago
If people are interested in studying a combination of Raft and SQLite, you could check out this Raft-based database I created: https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite Your point about "the impression that you can just pl
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by otoolep 6y ago
"We have been aghast at the repeated mantra of World Health Organization (WHO) head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, PhD: “facts not fear”—as if the facts of COVID-19 weren’t enough to inspire fear in any rational human, Tedros included.&qu
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Effective Covid-19 Crisis Communication [pdf](cidrap.umn.edu)
1 points by otoolep 6y ago|1 comments

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