zachmu

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   by zachmu 7y ago

   No. Like Github, Dolthub is closed source.
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   by zachmu 7y ago

   It's paying homage to how git was named: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git#Naming
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   by zachmu 7y ago

   As you have noticed, "Github for Data" is not what they're building. At all. Our company is actually building Git for Data and Github for Data. We have an open source database called Dolt which combines the commit graph of gi
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   How we implemented indexed joins in our custom SQL engine(dolthub.com)

   4 points by zachmu 7y ago|0 comments
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   by zachmu 7y ago

   I code on a 27" 4K monitor at 60 Hz. All the text is just so sharp and crisp and clear. I no longer get any noticeable eye fatigue after a day's work.
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   by zachmu 7y ago

   Dolt does this: https://github.com/liquidata-inc/dolt . You can import from either CSV or directly from XLS.
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   by zachmu 7y ago

   Yeah, Dolt is built for distribution / collaboration of data sets, rather than for actually hosting live data in production (although it can do that). The workflow you would use to diff your database versions would be very similar to O