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guodong
1y ago
Hi! Work at Kuzu here. > would it be possible to use Kuzu to query data stored on sqlite? Yes, we have a SQLite extension ( https://docs.kuzudb.com/extensions/attach/rdbms/ ) that can read data from SQLite d
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Show HN: Kùzu 0.0.7 Release
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guodong
3y ago
Happy to hear that you're excited about our Rust support! If you have any feedback or need any help with our Rust API, feel free to let us know.
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Show HN: Kùzu 0.0.5 Release
(kuzudb.com)
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guodong
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guodong
3y ago
KùzuDB[1] is an in-process graph database built from scratch and came out of academia too. We are from Data Systems Group at University of Waterloo, started since Sep 2020, and have a small team actively work on it now. These two posts[2,3]
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Scaling your PyG GNNs with Kùzu
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GC for MVCC – MyRocks, InnoDB and Postgres
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guodong
4y ago
Thanks!
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guodong
4y ago
Thanks! Yes, we really want to change that situation and think we have some good ideas. If you've used graph databases, we would love to hear and learn from your use cases too, you can reach us at: contact@kuzudb.com.
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guodong
4y ago
Thanks!
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guodong
4y ago
No, not at all! This is a big misunderstanding that implementing high-level graph DBMS query language require BFS/DFS type "traversals", which is another term to use for joins of node records with each other. Systems that ado
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4y ago
Thanks for your comment. For scalability, we can scale to several hundred GBs, and we routinely test on LDBC up to 300GBs. Our goal is to support efficiently querying over data at TB scale. Right now, we only support CSV import. We are curr
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4y ago
Thanks for your comment. We don't want to only base our research on Kùzu but instead are focused on implementing Kùzu seriously and support actual users. so expect a few but not many papers these upcoming years. Also not sure what tech
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Show HN: Kùzu: An Embeddable GDBMS like DuckDB/SQLite from UWaterloo
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AI-System (Resources for AI System Education)
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NoisePage: Self-driving database management system
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DBOS: A Proposal for a Data-Centric Operating System
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Relaxed Operator Fusion for In-Memory Databases [pdf]
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Alex: An Updatable Adaptive Learned Index [pdf]
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Beyond Analytics: The Evolution of Stream Processing Systems
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How good are query optimizers, really? [pdf] (2015)
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6y ago
That's my first impression, too, until I'm curious about what 'godbolt' means, and I googled it...
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Optimizations in C++ Compilers
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