rbatiati

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by rbatiati 11mo ago
Hi! Rafael from TigerBeetle here! > One way to keep those faster speeds in Tigerbeetle for real-time workloads is microbatching incoming real-time transactions to Tigerbeetle at an interval of every second or lower, to take advantage of
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by rbatiati 1y ago
Hi there! We do have a C client, the libtb_client. It's written in Zig and exposes an FFI interface that is consumed by all other TigerBeetle clients. We don't publish the pre-compiled libs yet, but it will be available soon when
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by rbatiati 2y ago
Letting licensing alone, I think they have a couple of killer reasons to choose Illumos: It's a fine operating system, and it's much easier for them to land the fixes/features they need on the Illumos kernel than if they&#x27
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by rbatiati 3y ago
> If for some reason you need to divide $10 by 3, it should result in three numbers: 3.33, 3.33, and 3.34 Exactly! We don't try to "fix this math problem"; instead, we just want to reduce the surface area by using plain in
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by rbatiati 3y ago
Rounding monetary values is a complex, opinionated and business-defined operation. Sometimes it's even orthogonal to the datatype used. Things get out of hand when you need to round multiple different things that have to sum up at the
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by rbatiati 3y ago
I've always thought of myself as the second type of C programmer... I only used C if no other option was available (yeah, it was indeed fear!). After I started programming in Zig, I realized I really appreciated all of C's simplic