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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Reads a bit like a puff piece but can’t deny the facts: RisingWave is an amazing product. I wonder when the industry is going to realise in event-driven architectures, you can actually skip having Postgres entirely and just have RisingWave
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Been looking at DBOS for a while ~ are there plans to port to other languages such as Java or C#?? Are you open to community ports??
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
This actually looks super amazing for C# ~ but doesn’t use Postgres?? All the backends seem to be purely Azure related / Microsoft products, so although the Framework is Apache2, your infrastructure needs to rely on MS?
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
I’ve always wondered why OLTP databases didn’t go the route of tiered storage systems: save to memory, cache to NVME, save permanently to object storage, with different levels of guarantees for each level.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Well for one more modern UI, I suspect??
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Congrats on this! Quite interesting for me as I have been working on vertical ERPs for a while, not at all related to manufacturing and as far as I know, accounting is usually the core of any ERP. Who is your ICP at companies in your target
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
This seems very good. Always wondering what are the usecases for this apart for observability/real-time analytics? Do people use this for incremental view maintenance in Postgres?
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Also weary now of the monetisation strategy, as this probably means that enterprise SSO will be locked behind a massive paywall?
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
This should be a Show HN?
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Doesn't this incentivize outsourcing or fractional work to some degree, because that would still be counted as regular expenses?
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
I understand Neon is open source and I think it’s an awesome product, but apart from the risks associated with longevity of open source once a company gets acquired - although the storage engine is open source, the control plane isn’t and i
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Cannot wait for OrioldeDB to reach General Availability. Postgres needs options for open-source separation of storage and compute.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Congrats with the launch! I think you’re tackling a core problem space - many people seem to go to v0 and just copy, paste from there. The drag and drop is really great. Curious - why did you go with Electron instead of Tauri? I imagine tha
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
One thing none seem to notice is the rise of “Operational Warehouses” such as RisingWave or Materialize. A big ‘problem’ in OLAP, as the article mentions, is people expects aggregations or analytic views on live data. These solutions solve
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Salesforce Buys Informatica for $8B(venturebeat.com)
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Does this mean the data source and destination both have to set up flight servers? I imagine then this won’t be useful for integration of third-party services.
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
I thought Coolify was the Open Source Vercel?
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by rubenvanwyk 1y ago
Very cool, excited to see the journey.
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
I've been searching for a while for something as expressive as Rust but without a borrow checker and the powerful concurrency features of Go - then I found this!
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
Glad to see this, we need to highlight Kotlin more. It is such an underrated language.
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
Dear Jerf, You articles are amazing. Thanks for the insights in this series.
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
Very cool.
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
Wow, DuckDB continues to be the MVP.
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
Intelligence communities tend to pick very smart people who are particularly good at acquiring niche skills and operating under extreme situational uncertainty. I think those are valuable attributes for someone in business.
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
Didn't know about Tildes, seems interesting.
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
Honestly, reddit. There is loads of garbage but some subreddits are just gold, like the data engineering subreddit.
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
Same
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
May uv please keep on eating the python world. It's so good.
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
Why do you think have we not been able to evolve beyond this in the enterprise world?
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by rubenvanwyk 2y ago
There are many, like mosaic.tech or causal.app

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