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by otoolep 11mo ago
rqlite[1] creator here. Nit: dqlite is a library, it is not a network-exposed database like rqlite is. Sure, it requires connecting to other nodes over the network, but local access is via in-process. In contrast one connects with rqlite ov
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The number one sign you're watching an AI video(bbc.com)
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rqlite 9.2 – the distributed SQLite database – fast restarts with GB datasets(philipotoole.com)
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by otoolep 1y ago
rqlite[1] creator here. Thanks for the shout-out in your blog post. https://rqlite.io
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by otoolep 1y ago
rqlite creator here. Right there on the rqlite homepage[1] are listed two production users: replicated.com[2] and textgroove.com are both using it. [1] https://rqlite.io/ [2] https://www.replicated.com/blog&
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by otoolep 1y ago
rqlite[1] author here. Just to be clear, rqlite is not SQLite but rewritten in Go. rqlite uses the vanilla C code, and calls it from Go[2]. I consider that an important advantage over other approaches -- rqlite gets all the benefits of rock
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OpenTelemetry Protocol Comes to Google Cloud Observability(cloud.google.com)
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rqlite 9.0: Real-Time Change Data Capture for Distributed SQLite(philipotoole.com)
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'You just can't recreate that glow': The people who hunt old TVs(bbc.com)
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rqlite 9.0: Real-Time Change Data Capture for Distributed SQLite(philipotoole.com)
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by otoolep 1y ago
>There is a new continuum. "Team" is just a convenient word to emphasize that "Tools" are moving significantly in the "Teams" direction. Exactly.
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by otoolep 1y ago
Post author here. Few things. You are right that when someone (a human) submits a PR it didn't cost me anything (short of my time to review it). But those folks are not a team, not someone I could rely on or direct. Open-source project
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by otoolep 1y ago
I wonder the same thing myself, wouldn't surprise me if it's heavily subsidized. So much compute being given away for free.
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by otoolep 1y ago
Also, I don't value Copilot at $41.73. What actually happens is that GitHub charges me $41.73. I value it at way more. The consumer surplus here is substantial, IMHO.
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by otoolep 1y ago
Blog post author here. From my perspective I didn't have a development team before. I have one now. I guess I am a member of that team now. But I hadn't thought of it like that -- another strange dimension to working Copilot (an
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My development team costs $41.73 a month(philipotoole.com)
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by otoolep 1y ago
rqlite creator here -- it's on my list to examine, not clear to me if it would add much beyond what is offered today. But it might.
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by otoolep 1y ago
rqlite creator here. What you're describing sounds like "none", but adding the "limit read staleness" requirement. That is described in the docs. https://rqlite.io/docs/api/read-consistency
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Consistency over Availability: How rqlite Handles the CAP theorem(philipotoole.com)
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Project Hyperion: crewed interstellar travel via generation ships(projecthyperion.org)
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by otoolep 1y ago
rqlite[1] creator here, happy to answer any questions. If you're interested in writing Raft-backed databases you might be interested in my talk at GopherCon 2023. It walks through doing exactly that, step by step: https://ww
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The Computer-Science Bubble Is Bursting(theatlantic.com)
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The Developer's Manifesto for the Age of LLMs(philipotoole.com)
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GPT is writing the GitHub issues, Copilot is fixing them(philipotoole.com)
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rqlite development: the Agents are here(philipotoole.com)
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rqlite turns 10: Observations from a decade building Distributed Systems(philipotoole.com)
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From cat urine to gunpowder: Exploring the peculiar smells of outer space(bbc.com)
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rqlite turns 10: Lessons from a decade building Distributed Systems(philipotoole.com)
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Alephic Writing Style Guide(alephic.com)
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Doubling Up: How 'Sinners' and Other Movies Multiply One Actor(nytimes.com)
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