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by tanoku 2y ago
Very very seldomly! Obviously we need to be correct in 100% of the cases, which is why the de-optimizer is there, but in practice it just never triggers. Right now the things that trigger a deopt are very limited — malformed time literals,
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by tanoku 2y ago
Our vector implementation is fully compatible with the syntax for vector fields and comparison functions in MySQL 9 -- we have carefully backported all the changes to our version of MySQL 8 to ensure full backwards and forwards compatibilit
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by tanoku 2y ago
These are very relevant questions! Thank you! We're storing IDs from a ghost column that is created in the table where you're inserting vector data. This works very well in practice and allows updating the value of the vectors in
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by tanoku 2y ago
Definitely yes to the first: the index implementation is fully integrated with PlanetScale's sharding layer, so you can scale horizontally as much as you need. This works very well in practice: the sharding layer, Vitess, is extremely
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by tanoku 2y ago
Hi! I'm one of the authors of this feature. It's something quite novel, because it's not just a HNSW plug-in for MySQL (like e.g. pgvector is for Postgres). It's a fully transactional index, integrated into InnoDB. We ba
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by tanoku 4y ago
Hey Nican! Thanks for the feedback. It wasn’t clear from the blog post, but as the sibling poster points out, the system has full eventual consistency: it behaves like a replica, but it replicates a whole cluster of MySQL instances simultan
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by tanoku 5y ago
Hey, author here. Thanks for the kind words! This is a custom pipeline that I designed for the article. It's implemented as a Node.js library using SVG.js and it statically generates the interactive SVGs directly in the static site gen
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Generics can make your Go code slower(planetscale.com)
449 points by tanoku 5y ago|408 comments
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by tanoku 5y ago
Oh OK, you have clearly spent more time thinking about this problem than the team of engineers at GitHub who've been researching code search at scale for more than four years. I bet they feel real silly right now knowing they could hav
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Vitess Arewefastyet(vitess.io)
2 points by tanoku 5y ago|0 comments
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A new ProtoBuf generator for Go(vitess.io)
296 points by tanoku 5y ago|73 comments
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by tanoku 9y ago
Thank you, I appreciate that. I'll point people at SunSed the next time they ask about MD alternatives. :)
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by tanoku 9y ago
Actual author of Sundown here. > even if it was active it's not a very common Markdown implementation First, even if this was true, it's still _not_ OK to name your project Sundown. Second, _my_ Sundown is the most used Markdow
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Evolving the Dropbox Brand(dropbox.design)
124 points by tanoku 9y ago|67 comments
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by tanoku 10y ago
Hi there! As the spec explains, this is a Markdown specific blacklist that prevent the tags that would otherwise "break" the content of the Markdown document. A document that contains these tags will not be parsed properly by an H
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Towards Yinyang K-means on GPU(blog.sourced.tech)
61 points by tanoku 10y ago|14 comments
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Who pays when startup employees keep their equity?(gist.github.com)
255 points by tanoku 10y ago|237 comments
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by tanoku 11y ago
Author here. 5 years ago I would have agreed with you and logged e.g. 10 million merge requests to replay them offline. But one thing I've found over the years (which may seem obvious in retrospect) is that staging environment are not
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by tanoku 13y ago
Most tech startups work in English, specially the ones with international/remote workers. Besides that, the "working language" is Catalan, because Barcelona is a city in Catalunya.
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Finding Out You’re a Sexist, Misogynistic, Homophobic, Classist, Racist Asshole(medium.com)
11 points by tanoku 13y ago|27 comments
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Two-factor Authentication(github.com)
267 points by tanoku 13y ago|88 comments
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Microaggression and Management(medium.com)
13 points by tanoku 13y ago|0 comments
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Write/Speak/Code: professional development conference for women by women(writespeakcode.com)
1 points by tanoku 13y ago|0 comments
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by tanoku 13y ago
These are not vulnerabilities in Rack (necessarily), but in the way the cookie spec has been drafted and the way Chrome decides to implement it. There's nothing that can be "fixed" in Rack: the only definitive fix is a domain migration.
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by tanoku 14y ago
Oh, by the way, people were asking on Twitter, so we just enabled support for the HTML5 clipboard API. If you're using Chrome, you can now just paste an image into the comment box to upload it! Very handy with Mac OS X screenshot shortcuts
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GitHub availability this week(github.com)
203 points by tanoku 14y ago|59 comments
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by tanoku 14y ago
It was done in-house. We really care about how our graphs look, because graphs represent information. It's like typography. Humans learned how to write 5000 years ago, and it took us a very long while until we mastered the art of transmitti
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by tanoku 14y ago
Sorry, what schedule?
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by tanoku 14y ago
This is Hacker News; we try to stay civil, so I don't think many people are going to "hate" you for not using (understanding?) version control. Then again, I don't think many people will take you or your project seriously after this, either
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by tanoku 14y ago
...Did you just submit the Facebook homepage to HN, mate?

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