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by jorangreef 26d ago
Ah thank you! (and for posting!) That’s the dream. To serve the world’s transactions and data (with a whole lotta beetles!). We’re working to make it reality. Appreciate the congrats! You make today a double whammy! :P
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by jorangreef 26d ago
Ah it’s a pleasure. It’s our experience, and happy to share.
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by jorangreef 26d ago
Let’s answer that when we’re there!
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by jorangreef 26d ago
They really don’t work for us. The quality is just so poor. We still write, read (and have an independent engineer review) each line of code by hand. We go faster like that, but, most of all, it’s the guarantee we make to our users, also to
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by jorangreef 26d ago
Hey Joos, ah appreciated! I'd check out tigerstyle.dev, pick up Zig, and then make an HTTP server or file format parser. Those are great ways to learn and experience this kind of programming. At some point, you start to realize that it
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by jorangreef 26d ago
If you give the TigerBeetle client a single transfer, it sends it off immediately to the cluster. There's no delay. No Nagle! But if your application then creates another transfer against the client, and another, while the first reques
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by jorangreef 26d ago
Thanks! Watch IronBeetle too on Twitch if you’d like to go really deep.
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by jorangreef 26d ago
No, the LSM in TB is generalizable at comptime to any combination of power of two sized key/value tuples.
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by jorangreef 26d ago
Thanks! We use streaming data structures. For example, if you take a look at our LSM compaction, regardless of the table size, we compact at the 512 KiB block granularity, and everything is streaming. The same principle applies everywhere.
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by jorangreef 26d ago
This was always the plan, and if you look closer at VSR and the state machine interface you’ll see it’s already pluggable. We just haven’t packaged it. (We’re dogfooding our first few internal “CustomBeetles” before we package and document.
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by jorangreef 26d ago
Joran from TigerBeetle here! I created TB. Happy to answer questions!
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Protocol-Aware Deterministic Simulation Testing(tigerbeetle.com)
13 points by jorangreef 27d ago|0 comments
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by jorangreef 1mo ago
TB was designed to track stock inventories (as another form of double-entry accounting).
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Building an S3 client with 20x more throughput and single core [video](youtube.com)
2 points by jorangreef 2mo ago|0 comments
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How Our Rust-to-Zig Rewrite Is Going(rtfeldman.com)
531 points by jorangreef 2mo ago|310 comments
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by jorangreef 4mo ago
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but the three largest Zig project I did correct you where you are wrong (“appeal to popularity” as a logical fallacy). > I can't help and wonder where you could be by now if your language was lifti
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by jorangreef 4mo ago
[Since your comment is a duplicate from another thread, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48135476 , I’m duplicating my reply to you there] > I wonder if Tigerbeetle will also have problems arguing for their solution n
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by jorangreef 4mo ago
> I wonder if Tigerbeetle will also have problems arguing for their solution now that the other project they can point to for customer assurance is gone. In general, we never like to appeal to popularity (a logical fallacy), but why woul
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Systems Distributed '26(systemsdistributed.com)
2 points by jorangreef 5mo ago|0 comments
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by jorangreef 5mo ago
Ah appreciate it! And I always hold gamedev in the highest regard—where it’s at!
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by jorangreef 5mo ago
The author of SlateDB, Chris Riccomini, is an angel investor in TigerBeetle. However, TB here is also providing a Replicated State Machine with consensus and strict serializability, in front of object storage, to provide remote object stora
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by jorangreef 5mo ago
Ah I appreciate your kind words, Aditya! This was a team effort: the object storage connector, the scale test, the visualization, the slides, even provisioning the hardware had its challenges!
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A Trillion Transactions(tigerbeetle.com)
12 points by jorangreef 6mo ago|0 comments
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TigerStyle(tigerstyle.dev)
10 points by jorangreef 7mo ago|0 comments
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One for the Treble, Two for the Time(tigerbeetle.com)
10 points by jorangreef 8mo ago|0 comments
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What's Interesting about TigerBeetle?(softwaremill.com)
1 points by jorangreef 8mo ago|0 comments
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Designing a High-Performance OLTP Database from First Principles(shubhamrasal.com)
1 points by jorangreef 8mo ago|0 comments
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by jorangreef 9mo ago
And I suppose we did minimize the preprocessor somewhat with comptime… :D
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by jorangreef 9mo ago
Thank you Andrew, you always have our full support.
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A Tale of Four Fuzzers(tigerbeetle.com)
79 points by jorangreef 10mo ago|16 comments

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