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   by truth_seeker 9y ago

   I think Percona's MongoDB version also supports RocksDB as storage engine but they are not keeping up with latest releases and hence new features offerings. Correct me if my assumption is outdated as of today.
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   by truth_seeker 9y ago

   Wow. In v3.6 they started supporting complex joins and in next major release ACID is also coming. It would make it most flexible database ever. I would love to see RocksDB as storage engine instead of WiredTiger in their future releases.
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   Ask HN: Part time project ideas

   2 points by truth_seeker 9y ago|0 comments
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   by truth_seeker 9y ago

   How well it performs compared to TimescaleDB ?
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   by truth_seeker 9y ago

   I switched to Elementary OS (Loki) last year and never looked back.
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   by truth_seeker 9y ago

   That's very concise. Thanks. Always good to see actual code :)
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   by truth_seeker 9y ago

   Great talk! Thanks for sharing
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   Ask HN: Separate Logic from IO

   9 points by truth_seeker 9y ago|4 comments
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   by truth_seeker 9y ago

   Comapred to any tech talk videos, This article convinced me to try Clojure almost 2 years back. Very well written and practical.
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    Error Handling in Reactive Systems(slideshare.net)

    2 points by truth_seeker 9y ago|0 comments
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    by truth_seeker 9y ago

    Thanks for sharing the Jocko's creators story. Yes. MapR-ES comes with its own File system and tool chain but its more closer alternative to Kafka than NATS as it follows Kafka 0.9 API and can act as drop in replacement. Although it d
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    by truth_seeker 9y ago

    Kafka has come a long way. Kudos to confluent team. I came across some projects which claim to be full or partial alternative to Kafka with better scalability and less operational overhead. Jocko - https://github.com/travisj