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by glommer 11mo ago
What you are pointing to did happen. What you are forgetting to mention is that this was one phrase in a post that was otherwise singing their praises. The charitable interpretation is that when people pointed this out, I have read it, and
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by glommer 11mo ago
simon, you will be pleased to know that the python package for turso is in good shape! (and if you do find any issues please scream at us)
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by glommer 11mo ago
There is a lot of work that still needs to be done to make this production-ready, both from a performance and reliability point of view, as we did our best to convey on the blog. We truly appreciate you trying it out! Report any issues, ple
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by glommer 11mo ago
Yes, this is (one of) the point(s) you raised. You said there was a public an "unpleasant fight" (never happened) because of "criticism of SQLite" on my part. I calmly explained that such thing never took place. I have a
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by glommer 11mo ago
The flag is --experimental-mvcc, it is in the help for the shell. You are right that the blog failed to mention. I will get this fixed soon!! Thanks for noticing it.
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by glommer 11mo ago
It's very easy to do given the async model. It is one of the new features that is working the best so far.
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by glommer 11mo ago
Linux was designed to run in home PCs, and we keep running it in supercomputers. It works just fine. Tools evolve.
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by glommer 11mo ago
Pekka is a Finn, and there are other Finns as well, but not all of us are Finns. Our Finns are also not the standard Finns. I know Pekka closely for 15 years, and he smiled 3 times.
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by glommer 11mo ago
Thanks! Appreciate it, and you will see we came a long way with the implementation. It's now right around the corner! We'd love to see you try and report back your impressions.
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by glommer 11mo ago
I understood your criticism. I disagree with it, and I think we are not misrepresenting anything, as we make it very clear that we are not SQLite, we are just a reimplementation that goes beyond it (evolution). The disagreement about their
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by glommer 11mo ago
You just have to pass the experimental flag. I thought this was explained in the blog ?
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by glommer 11mo ago
why not? Turso is a fully local database, you can just download the shell and use it as you would use sqlite.
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by glommer 11mo ago
Author of Turso here. Couple of points * You are right not to rush. You should keep using SQLite until Turso matures. Some use cases are more tolerant to new tech than others. It will take time for us to reach the level of trust SQLite has
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Introducing the first alpha of Turso: The next evolution of SQLite(turso.tech)
21 points by glommer 1y ago|11 comments
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by glommer 1y ago
yes, and obnoxious too. You should have seen me.
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by glommer 1y ago
Preston has never asked for anyone's sympathy or understanding about his past crimes. If you read his stuff, he owns it fully, is incredibly sorry. He's the first to admit that what he did had very real consequences.
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by glommer 1y ago
was an incredibly callous individual.
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by glommer 1y ago
If you are asking me about my religion, I am a Catholic convert, after 20+ years of obnoxious militant atheism.
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by glommer 1y ago
Yes, I believe Preston is responsible for those deaths. He paid for them for 10 years, and will still be met with the judgement of the Lord when his time comes. But he will also be met with His mercy, and I am happy to extend him some mercy
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by glommer 1y ago
speaking to whoever Preston wronged in the past would give me information about whatever he did 10 years ago. He has had more than enough time to pay for all of it, and he clearly has a transformed heart.
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by glommer 1y ago
I wrote a letter to the judge to support his early release. My initial plan was to hire him once he was out. I am very sad he was denied his request.
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by glommer 1y ago
I am just blessed and thankful that the Lord decided to give me a chance to help what HE is doing on Preston's life. I've done nothing.
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by glommer 1y ago
they take an (actually very reasonable) cut, but he is free to take his salary.
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by glommer 1y ago
If you are asking me if I spoke to whoever before hiring Preston... why would I? Whatever he did wrong in the past, he had 10 years to atone for it.
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by glommer 1y ago
You seem like a very bitter person trying to find issues where there are none.
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by glommer 1y ago
The Lord is doing His work, in Preston's heart. I am very humbled to given a chance to be a part of this.
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by glommer 1y ago
Preston was free to negotiate his pay with us, and we pay him a full salary. Just no health care benefits.
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by glommer 1y ago
I am the CEO of Turso. We are free to negotiate any salary we want with him, the prison system doesn't put any caps, up or down. We are paying him well, and certainly not trying to enslave him or anything. There are some restrictions o
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by glommer 1y ago
I am the one who hired Preston. Whatever he has done in the past, I have all the evidence in the world in front of me to assure me that he has a transformed heart. It is not a common thing to see, but here the fruits are clear. We are happy
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by glommer 1y ago
I am the Turso CEO. We pay him a full salary, just not health care benefits.

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