the-alchemist

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   by the-alchemist 7y ago

   Could someone give a short explanation? I browsed through home page but I couldn't get a good picture of what it is. Is it a new OS, without using the Linux kernel but still using GNU tools (I saw a lot of references to GCC, GNU binut
2. 152.▲
   by the-alchemist 7y ago

   I had to look up Sulong [1]. Basically, as long as LLVM can compile your code, you can use it with GraalVM. i.e., call C/C++ functions from Javascript through GraalVM. [1] https://github.com/oracle/graal/tree
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   by the-alchemist 8y ago

   There's pros and cons to deciding whether to go "graph native" or existing DB. PROS You can optimize for exactly the types of queries that you want graph databases to answer: shortest path, path finding, etc. Relational da
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   by the-alchemist 8y ago

   i also wanna give a shoutout to https://immutables.github.io/ over Lombok. No AST magic, and even optimized Jackson/GSON code.
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   by the-alchemist 8y ago

   Thanks, @espeed! I did a quick browse through the paper. I'm wondering why the focus seems to be on "trits" instead of bits.
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   by the-alchemist 8y ago

   And it supports Postgres 10.x! http://docs.pipelinedb.com/installation.html#install-postgre... Can't wait for Postgres 11 support.