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by siscia 9y ago
I (the author) replied to the other comment, you may be interested.
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by siscia 9y ago
You guys are both right. However what we are trying to provide is a different tool. I believe we all appreciate the power of an SQL engine but also the simplicity of operation of Redis. Here we are trying to bridge the two, a powerful SQL e
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RediSQL, Redis with SQL capabilities reach v0.3 with JSON modules and FTS(github.com)
12 points by siscia 9y ago|5 comments
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RediSQL, Redis with SQL capabilities reach v0.2 providing explicit transactions(github.com)
4 points by siscia 9y ago|0 comments
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by siscia 9y ago
I, as well, don't love go and I prefer rust especially for the type system. I would like to hear the negative side of switching from go to rust.
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by siscia 9y ago
I may be completely wrong here but I would like to hear some one else opinion. The speed of packets in fiber is exactly the one calculate doing the math combining together the speed of light and the refraction coefficient of fiber. What sl
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by siscia 9y ago
I will make sure to keep you updated :-)
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by siscia 9y ago
Exactly! Ideally, I would just need an SSH key inside your machines and the capabilities to open an ssh tunnel inside the firewall to scrape metrics. Ideally, the metric should get exposed back to the customer. I am not a big fan of contain
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by siscia 9y ago
Pretty much the same pain point that I experience. Thanks for your feedback :)
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by siscia 9y ago
Well, Aiven seems to support DO: https://aiven.io/postgresql
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by siscia 9y ago
This is really just an idea to solve a pain point of mine that I guess is shared among us... By the way I don't have any experience with MemSQL
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by siscia 9y ago
Thanks for your feedback :)
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by siscia 9y ago
Aiven works only with public clouds...
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by siscia 9y ago
Since we are talking about postgres, please let me go a little OT Is there any interests in a RDS as a Service? So basically setting up and running a completely fault aware postgres cluster in any infrastructure, either public or private
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by siscia 9y ago
It is a while that I think about monetizing open source. Honestly, I do not believe that companies will pay to use open source software when they can just download it. Developers will prefer to just download instead of waiting for the legal
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by siscia 9y ago
I am here asking the price too
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by siscia 9y ago
I developed a little side project that aimed to be a serveless open source alternative, it is called effe and uses go as main language. The whole idea is to compile a go program and put it into a docker container and have it listening to th
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by siscia 9y ago
What are yoir definitions of "takers" and "givers"?
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by siscia 9y ago
Isn't this tech more useful on the other side of the phone? It is true that you may try to catch emotion from the user face but on the other side you can catch the world...
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by siscia 9y ago
But am I the only one thinking that maybe we are trying to solve the wrong kind of problem? If we had spent the same amount of money into creating a grid of mini-train I believe that most cities would already have some working prototype...
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by siscia 9y ago
TTN is more an open network where everybody can contribute. The other project is just the server architecture to run a private environment. The idea is similar, however when you need total control on your infrastructure I believe the the lo
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by siscia 9y ago
I agree with you, whoever will provide the first working prototype will provide the whole system. What you mean by postlight type of company?
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by siscia 9y ago
You definitely have a point on the segmentation, however, there was a rationale behind it. It seems to me quite unlikely that someone will buy only the software and not the hardware, I believe that most of these systems will be installed by
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by siscia 9y ago
Since we are talking about IoT and market I would like to ask you guys to share some thoughts.. I am actually focusing quite a lot on IoT in general. I was lucky enough to land a quite interesting contract to manage a LoRaWAN architecture,
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by siscia 9y ago
I did. I received an offer that I turned down for unreleated reasons. My experience is of some years ago (2/3 years). A very nice experience honestly, great process of interview.
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by siscia 9y ago
Am I the only one who prefer epoll style concurrency than coroutines? Are coroutines more somehow more powerful?
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by siscia 9y ago
They are not paragonable. Anyhow there are different reason to learn a new languange if ir change the way you think. For me those languanges were 1. C learn to code 2. Python learn that there are more way to write code than C 3. Clojure kee
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by siscia 9y ago
It works perfectly for that :) It is a good work, really! I was just trying to provide some useful feedback :)
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by siscia 9y ago
It is a while I don't code in elixir however when I was learning the complex part definitely wasn't the one in this course. The complex part is to start to think about decompose a big problem into smaller problems solvable by diff
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by siscia 9y ago
I do have a naive question. Suppose a big breakthrough comes out of a private company, and such innovation is necessary to use nuclear fusion. The company will be free to do whatever it pleases with the technology or it will somehow "f

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