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by tonyhb 5y ago
Yeah, I did say "I misspoke when I said SQL regarding this - sorry.". I should have said "SQL-like", or at least relation-like. There were a couple SQL-ish things I found in other languages and got them mixed up. Sorr
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by tonyhb 5y ago
https://github.com/FoundationDB/fdb-record-layer is the SQL/orm like interface. This handles things in a DB like way - joins, indexes. I misspoke when I said SQL regarding this - sorry. There's a go and rust
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by tonyhb 5y ago
It's comparable based off of the fundamentals and I have the same question. They both use KVs using LSMs, do range queries, support ACID transactions, handle resharding and clustering for you. They're both based off of Spanner fun
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by tonyhb 5y ago
A little off topic, but about calling all super-wealthy people in America "oligarchs". That's just not true - if anything, they're plutocrats. An oligarch is someone who was given their business by the government by for
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Building a real-time WebSocket app using SvelteKit(inngest.com)
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by tonyhb 5y ago
I wish all stop signs would be replaced with roundabouts, or mini roundabouts like those in the UK. Stop signs are wildly time inefficient, less gas efficient, and more dangerous. Not necessarily best practice, but I'm all for rollin
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by tonyhb 5y ago
Living in Cincy and it's pretty okay! If you're like me and you're coming from the bay then, well, you need a car. Many people that aren't in tech. Smaller town vibes, but that's a pretty good thing. Mortgage fo
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The surprising impact of medium-size texts on PostgreSQL performance(hakibenita.com)
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Frand: Fast Userspace CSPRNG in Go(github.com)
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by tonyhb 5y ago
You can run clickhouse-keeper embedded in the server, though. That way, each "primary" handles incoming SQL connections _and_ paxos communication without additional infra.
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by tonyhb 5y ago
If you're using the HTTP protocol, add `async_insert=1` to your connection string. You can tune the batching here: https://clickhouse.com/docs/en/operations/settings/settings/...
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by tonyhb 5y ago
I can't speak highly enough of Clickhouse. Since 20.x, which was already one of (the?) fastest column store databases around, it's gotten even better: - Built-in replication without the need to run Zookeeper, with multi-tier shar
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Shiki: A beautiful static syntax highlighter(shiki.matsu.io)
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by tonyhb 5y ago
So, as much as people like to throw shade at Google, we can say that they haven't caved on this. That's a plus for them.
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by tonyhb 5y ago
It was down as of 7:45am (we posted in our engineering channel), so that's a good 40 minutes of public errors before the root cause was figured out.
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by tonyhb 5y ago
Our services that are in us-east-2 are up, but I'm wondering how long that will hold true.
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Alloy 6: It's About Time(hillelwayne.com)
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by tonyhb 5y ago
It's almost an exact copy of reactrouter.com, which is also (IMO) hard to parse. I'm not actually sure what the difference is between this and RR, given the websites are so similar. It seems like the fundamental pitch of Remix i
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by tonyhb 5y ago
They really, really do.
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by tonyhb 5y ago
To the best of my knowledge the scaling behind distributed ranged KV stores (which cockroachDB uses as its storage engine) is easier to manage overall. Whether that's important for "serverless" is another question. I'm
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by tonyhb 5y ago
This along with ollydbg and w32dasm brings back memories of the old keygen and patch days. SoftIce blew my mind at the time. Man that was fun!
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by tonyhb 5y ago
Yeah, OpenTelemetry was OpenCensus, and before that it was OpenTracing. The go client faces some of the same churn; metrics are in alpha and the API isn't documented, though spans and traces are on more solid ground than the Java cli
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by tonyhb 5y ago
Yeah. I'm using Sway as a daily driver and it's pretty amazing. It's a shame that nvidia is what it is, though. Every ~month you'll get a crash which really shouldn't happen. Not really sure that nvidia will eve
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by tonyhb 5y ago
What's the difference behind this and https://github.com/bytecodealliance/wasm-micro-runtime ? I'm using wasm-micro-runtime at https://www.inngest.com to transform events on the fly, to run secure
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by tonyhb 5y ago
Yeah, agree, there's a large sector of overlap. Basically that, but modern, and built for engineers with a polished experience.
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by tonyhb 5y ago
Yeah, soon! I need to redo some of the DAG-based workflow logic to rip out our internal scheduler (we have two: internal and nomad via firecracker/gvisor). Once that's done and I've refactored some stuff I'm planning o
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by tonyhb 5y ago
Been thinking about glue systems a bunch - the platform I'm working on (Inngest [0]) solves this kind of problem. I think "glue systems" can be generalized by saying: systems that consolidate events, and react to events in r
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Intel to Invest Up to $95B in European Chip-Making(wsj.com)
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by tonyhb 5y ago
For CI specifically, you should IMO check out https://dagger.io . It abstracts and generalizes CI in exactly the way you need: repeatable, locally runnable, and also cacheable on remote servers. Write once, run anywhere CI - w
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by tonyhb 5y ago
CD (including ourselves), operational pipelines, sales pipelines, internal events/logic, scheduled flows, and machine learning are a few of the areas I'm seeing. CI isn't _necessarily_ our current target. As of yet, there&#x

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