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What I learned from programming databases(philipotoole.com)
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by otoolep 11y ago
Pretty interesting. Do you have source code you can share?
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by otoolep 11y ago
No, unfortunately not, as every change must go through a single node i.e. the leader. The same limitations as a standalone SQLite database apply.
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by otoolep 11y ago
Yeah, certain non-deterministic functionality can't be used. This is called out here: https://github.com/rqlite/rqlite#limitations Though with now() you could calculate that before you issue the query.
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by otoolep 11y ago
I looked up SQLite VFS. That's pretty interesting, though I am not sure if rqlite has sufficient control over that low a layer in the system, due to the way rqlite is built. I opened an issue anyway, to look into this. https:/&#x
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by otoolep 11y ago
I'm not really sure I follow you. But if it requires compiling other stuff into the source code, probably not. The SQLite source is built along with the SQLite Go layer, without that control AFAIK.
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by otoolep 11y ago
No. As long as (n/2)+1 nodes are up, where n is the size of the cluster, everything continues to work.
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Show HN: rqlite v2.2.2, replicating SQLite via Raft consensus(github.com)
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Stanford marshmallow experiment(en.wikipedia.org)
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ASMR: The videos which claim to make their viewers 'tingle' (2014)(bbc.com)
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Coding like it's 1999 (2015)(philipotoole.com)
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On Encryption Battle, Apple Has Advocates in Ex-National Security Officials(nytimes.com)
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Victorians who flew as high as jumbo jets(bbc.com)
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Code reviews still rule (2015)(philipotoole.com)
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rqlite, replicated SQLite, released with HTTPS, Basic Auth, and user permissions(philipotoole.com)
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The strange way people looked at food in the 16th Century(bbc.com)
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Gresham's law and Slack(medium.com)
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Obama Presses for Open Market for Cable Set-Top Boxes(nytimes.com)
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What I learned from programming databases(philipotoole.com)
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API design for an event-driven world(shapeshed.com)
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Starchip enterprise(economist.com)
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What I learned from programming databases(philipotoole.com)
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What I learned from programming databases(philipotoole.com)
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by otoolep 11y ago
The HN title is missing a key phrase that is actually present on washingtonpost.com site.
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Sam Hinkie: Philadelphia 76ers Resignation Letter(genius.com)
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At the beach, where is the opposite coast?(andywoodruff.com)
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Rqlite v2.0 – replicated SQLite now with configurable read consistency(philipotoole.com)
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by otoolep 11y ago
>LinkedIn’s own employees don’t see the value of updating their own LinkedIn profile! Huh? It's a company of 8,000+ people, and a random screenshot of 4 profiles leads you to this conclusion? In any company of thousands you're
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Nested set model(en.wikipedia.org)
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Automated to Death (2009)(spectrum.ieee.org)
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