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   by func25 10d ago

   Hi, author here. Thanks for the feedback. At the table level, yes, it is an array of groups. The important part is that SIMD compares those small control bytes, not 8 complete keys. Linear probing with a stride of 8 would work too. But when
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   The Life of a Metric(victoriametrics.com)

   1 points by func25 13d ago|0 comments
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   Data races and the memory model in Go(func25.dev)

   3 points by func25 27d ago|0 comments
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   How Go detects struct copies with sync.noCopy(func25.dev)

   70 points by func25 1mo ago|76 comments
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   by func25 3mo ago

   Vertically on a single machine, the two are quite similar, both fan work out across all CPU cores. The different is on scaling out. ClickHouse scales by making you describe the cluster yourself. You decide how many shards to split the data
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   Constructor Best Practices in Rust(blog.cuongle.dev)

   1 points by func25 1y ago|0 comments
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   VictoriaLogs Practical Ingestion Guide for Message, Time and Streams(victoriametrics.com)

   60 points by func25 1y ago|17 comments
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   Send/Sync Secret Separates Professional from Amateur Rust Developers(blog.cuongle.dev)

   3 points by func25 1y ago|0 comments
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   by func25 2y ago

   The article could be a bit misleading, as it focuses on the act of one goroutine signaling another. That’s why it emphasizes 'for its signaling to work.' > "In theory, a condition variable like sync.Cond doesn’t have to be