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SQLite Trace: extracting SQLite queries made by any arbitrary binary
(github.com)
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The fastest sorting algorithm [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
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I can prove I've solved this sudoku without revealing it [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
> To be pedantic, not guaranteed. The xor of multiple elements may erroneously have a passing checksum, resulting in an undetected false decode The false decodes can be detected. During peeling, deleting a false decode inserts a new elem
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1y ago
The graph constructed by using bloom filter-style hash functions supports a decoding process called "peeling" where you: 1. Find a batch with 1 missing element 2. Delete that element from its other assigned partitions 3. Repeat, a
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You don't lose absolute guarantees, but the probabilistic nature means the process may fail (in a guaranteed detectable way) in which case you can try again with a larger parameter. The "bloom filter" name is misleading in re
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Extending That XOR Trick to Billions of Rows
(nochlin.com)
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1y ago
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Halide: A Language for Fast, Portable Computation on Images and Tensors [video]
(youtube.com)
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Extending That XOR Trick to Billions of Rows
(nochlin.com)
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1y ago
A neat trick to make the accumulator both collision-resistant and self-diagnosing. For every normalized link id x: y = (x << k) | h(x) # append a k-bit hash to the id acc ^= y If acc is zero, all links are recipro
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That XOR Trick (2020)
(florian.github.io)
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The Future of SIMD, with Raph Levien
(popovit.ch)
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1y ago
The recently released sqlite_rsync utility uses a version of the rsync algorithm optimized to work on the internal structure of a SQLite database. It compares the internal data pages efficiently, then only syncs changed or missing pages. Ni
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It’s meant to run in or alongside the pipeline continuously. Not planning to open source, working on a commercial offering but haven’t launched anything publicly yet. Would love to hear any more thoughts on the concepts here or my email is
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2y ago
I'm building a new tool for end-to-end data validation and reconciliation in ELT pipelines, especially for teams replicating data from relational databases (Postgres, MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle) to data warehouses or data lakes. Most ex
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How Variable-Increment Counting Bloom Filters Work
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2y ago
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2y ago
That’s one of the cases where query-based CDC may out perform log-based (as long as you don’t care to see every intermediate change that happened to a row between syncs)
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What's SAP? (2019)
(retool.com)
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2y ago
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Hyperfine: A command-line benchmarking tool
(github.com)
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2y ago
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Show HN: Tuki – A GitOps tool for safely running one-off commands in production
(github.com)
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2y ago
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What's New in 2024 with PostgreSQL's "Deadly" Transaction Wraparound Problem?
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Host Your Own Docker Registry with Kamal 2
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Techniques I use to create a great user experience for shell scripts
(nochlin.com)
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Efficient Secret Sharing for Large-Scale Applications [pdf]
(eprint.iacr.org)
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> Much of the FHE industry is focused right now on the subset of applications where legal hurdles make the two available options “slow, but compliant” and “fast, but incurs prison time.” Anyone have any examples of these applications?
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Suffix Arrays in Optimal Compressed Space
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Druid Deprecation and ClickHouse Adoption at Lyft
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Adventures in Performance
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Euler’s Work on Ballistics
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