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HPE advances its intelligent data platform with acquisition of MapR(hpe.com)
4 points by fceller 7y ago|0 comments
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Flickr bought by SmugMug as Yahoo breakup begins(theguardian.com)
25 points by fceller 8y ago|1 comments
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by fceller 9y ago
Thanks a lot for the suggestion. We have used http://pgtune.leopard.in.ua I have appended the resulting config. The result is that the default config is already very good for our benchmark. There is no visible difference between
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by fceller 9y ago
Hi, it's Frank from ArangoDB. We have now included the starter in the package. It is now possible to start a cluster with a single command line. For example, to start a test cluster on a single machine, "arangodb --starter.local&q
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Google Glass is back with hardware focused on the enterprise(techcrunch.com)
1 points by fceller 9y ago|0 comments
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We've Seen Atari's New 'Ataribox' Console, and It's More Confusing Than Ever(forbes.com)
1 points by fceller 9y ago|0 comments
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Commit messages are not titles(antirez.com)
1 points by fceller 9y ago|0 comments
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Generating unique IDs: an easy and reliable way(antirez.com)
3 points by fceller 9y ago|0 comments
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RocksDB license changed to dual Apache2 and GPLv2(github.com)
3 points by fceller 9y ago|0 comments
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Google’s life sciences is releasing 20m bacteria-infected mosquitoes in Fresno(techcrunch.com)
1 points by fceller 9y ago|0 comments
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by fceller 10y ago
You can active the dev mode for a Foxx app. This way any change will be directly visible without the need of replace.
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by fceller 10y ago
We are closely monitoring the development. Not being a Java database, we cannot run Java queries natively. Tinkerpop3 has added some hooks for non-Java, but it would still very hard to get the speed of AQL. But I hope that Tinkerpop will o
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by fceller 10y ago
You can use the Foxx framework to create a REST api that suits your needs. There is also a community project for an ORM, see https://github.com/arangodb/arangojs/issues/215 However, in general it is more flex
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by fceller 10y ago
yes, using 1000 shards would work. Eventually, we will also support splitting shards.
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by fceller 10y ago
Hi, I'm Frank from ArangoDB. You should create a number of shards that is much higher than your initial number of servers. ArangoDB can cope with multiple shards per server. This way, you can easily redistribute shards when adding new
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by fceller 10y ago
We are evaluating various possibilities, how to implement streaming queries in an efficient and scalable way. For instance, are restrictions to the general AQL necessary for such queries to be able to scale? Stay tuned.
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How to Deploy an ArangoDB Cluster on Mesos with Persistent Storage(mesosphere.com)
13 points by fceller 11y ago|0 comments
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by fceller 11y ago
That is one of the reason, why I renamed it the LINENOISE NG. The interface is compatible with the original LINENOISE, but it works on linux, Mac and Windows and it supports UTF-8.
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by fceller 11y ago
Another reason is Windows. Even READLINE breaks when used on Windows with UTF-8 characters.
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by fceller 11y ago
Or maybe meant as a pun?
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by fceller 11y ago
I would love to see contributions improving LINENOISE NG in this direction.
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by fceller 11y ago
+1 There are even a lot of other OPEN SOURCE projects with licenses (Apache, BSD) which cannot use readline because of their restricted GPL (instead of LGPL).
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by fceller 11y ago
Why? I assume there are good reasons for not being GPL. Redis for example is BSD. But it cannot use readline because of it is not LGPL.
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by fceller 11y ago
No, it has a fixed key binding.
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by fceller 11y ago
Yes, it is a shame that there are so many programs out there, that do not provide good line support because of the GPL issue.
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Show HN: Linenoise NG – GNU Readline Replacement, with UTF8 and Windows (BSD)(github.com)
63 points by fceller 11y ago|50 comments
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by fceller 11y ago
I'm Frank, CTO of ArangoDB. As such I'm totally biased :-) You should also have a look at www.arangodb.com
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by fceller 11y ago
Hi, this Frank from ArangoDB again. We've not added absolute times because it strongly depends of your machines, network. For the setup we have used, the baseline (ArangoDB) is as follows: shortest path 0.5 sec, neighbors 0.15 sec, sin
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by fceller 11y ago
Basically for me, it has two aspects: first the storage engine is designed to handle all models natively. second you have a common query language which is supported by the database storage engine. There are different approaches, which are u
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by fceller 11y ago
Hi amirouche, I'm Frank, CTO of ArangoDB. Claudius benchmark looked at queries occurring a typical social network project. The tests shows that wiredtiger is indeed a bit faster for reads and writes. The neighbors of neighbors is typic

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