alterneesh

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   Why databases write ahead(aneesh.mataroa.blog)

   3 points by alterneesh 3y ago|0 comments
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   Database storage engines: BTree vs. LSM(yugabyte.com)

   4 points by alterneesh 4y ago|0 comments
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   by alterneesh 4y ago

   Location: India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: In India, yes Technologies: Python, Golang, SQL, c++, git, docker, k8s, MySQL, elasticsearch, redis, gin, flask, spark Over the last two years, I've become borderline obsessed with every
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   by alterneesh 4y ago

   Thanks! Didn't know this existed
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   by alterneesh 4y ago

   Fair, fair. I do have a decent network locally. It's just that I'm interested in landing a fully remote role at some of these global distributed startups where I can't leverage my network.
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   by alterneesh 4y ago

   Thanks, that's very useful. Have been trying to customize my applications. Will definitely continue to do so! :)
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   Ask HN: What's your strategy to land fully remote jobs?

   79 points by alterneesh 4y ago|30 comments
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   Cloud isn't just someone else's computer(aneesh.mataroa.blog)

   1 points by alterneesh 4y ago|0 comments
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   by alterneesh 4y ago

   I just skimmed through the article tbh, but I saw 14 GB and what looked like a predicate pushdown optimization. I think DuckDB could handle that on my 16GB mac.
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    Deconstructing Dependency Principles: Inversion and Injection(aneesh.mataroa.blog)

    2 points by alterneesh 4y ago|0 comments
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    by alterneesh 4y ago

    Regarding tab groups, there's two things that I've found that seems to have solved my requirements: - Workona (this is an extension for chrome) - Arc ( https://thebrowser.company/ ) Both essentially have the idea of
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    by alterneesh 4y ago

    Fair point about the "recentness". I guess it seemed recent to me since I learned about it only a few months back :) Also, yes, 100%. Columnar storage fits well with vectorized execution! Thanks for sharing
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    by alterneesh 4y ago

    I can't seem to understand why vectorization wouldn't help, say if you read after a sort. Irrespective of whether it fits in memory, or you perform some sort of an external sort, any operation that you want to perform on top of th
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    Vectorization in OLAP Databases(aneesh.mataroa.blog)

    48 points by alterneesh 4y ago|18 comments