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> none of the reviews of the last few years mention immutable and/or bi-temporal databases. We hosted XTDB to give a tech talk five weeks ago: https://db.cs.c
by apavlo 9mo ago
> none of the reviews of the last few years mention immutable and/or bi-temporal databases.
We hosted XTDB to give a tech talk five weeks ago:
https://db.cs.cmu.edu/events/futuredata-reconstructing-history-with-xtdb/ https://db.cs.cmu.edu/events/futuredata-reconstructing-histo...
> Which looks more like a blind spot to me honestly.
What do you want me to say about them? Just that they exist?
- mrtimo 9mo agoNice work Andy. I'd love to hear about semantic layer developments in this space (e.g. Malloy etc.). Something to consider for the future. Thanks.
- apavlo 9mo ago> I'd love to hear about semantic layer developments in this space (e.g. Malloy etc.) We also hosted Llyod to give a talk about Malloy in March 2025: https://db.cs.cmu.edu/events/sql-death-malloy-a-modern-open-source-language-for-analyzing-transforming-and-modeling-data/ https://db.cs.cmu.edu/events/sql-death-malloy-a-modern-open-...