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by kelp 5d ago
The neki router shares no code with Postgres. However we have a whole team working to improve Postgres and we always prefer to contribute those efforts to the Postgres community.
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by kelp 5d ago
Correct.
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by kelp 6d ago
The PlanetScale team spent years improving Vitess with lessons learned from many different high scale customer workloads. We continue to invest in and improve Vitess. It's a substantial and growing part of our business. Vitess today is
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by kelp 6d ago
Many of the engineers who built Neki also worked on Vitess for years. But it's a ground up new implementation designed to specifically target Postgres.
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by kelp 6d ago
Once they implement sharding...
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by kelp 6d ago
Bus ads have been running for a little while now. A few billboards around too.
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by kelp 9mo ago
In typical PlanetScale style, we like to beat our estimates. https://planetscale.com/blog/postgres-18-is-now-available
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by kelp 9mo ago
You can expect to see it in early 2026 for both Metal and EBS backed databases.
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by kelp 1y ago
To add to this, if you look at the top 10 committers to Vitess over the last 12 months, 8 of them are helping with Neki in one way or another: https://github.com/vitessio/vitess/graphs/contributors?from=...
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by kelp 2y ago
I can't really help with what you're specifically looking for, but I'm pretty sure my grandfather worked on these as an engineer. He retired from Boeing in 1985. Died almost 20 years ago.
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by kelp 2y ago
ls -lh hello.wasm -rw-r--r--@ 1 tcole staff 24M Apr 22 14:18 hello.wasm This is on macOS. That is hello.py compiled to wasm with Py2wasm.
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by kelp 2y ago
Here is a trivial example, also on a M3 Max: cat hello.py print("Hello, Wasm!") time python3 ./hello.py Hello, Wasm! ________________________________________________________ Executed in 26.86 millis fish
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by kelp 2y ago
Hertz also had absurd policies like bring the EV back 100% charged. Which is basically impossible unless there is a DC fast charger adjacent to the rental car center.
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by kelp 2y ago
I wonder if this opens up an opportunity for Bombardier and Embraer to move up market into the 737s space.
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by kelp 3y ago
I'd been hoping projects like wasmtime could end up looking like a Docker alternative for server side things. Do you think that's unlikely to pan out without a lot more work that doesn't seem to be happening?
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by kelp 3y ago
I liked it a lot. Not great range, but new ones improved that and I still road tripped it all up and down the west coast. Sometimes regret selling it.
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by kelp 3y ago
Repeating what you said in my own words to ensure I understand it. I think you're suggesting they might have a canary fleet, but there wasn't anything/enough that preventing a mistake from bypassing the carry fleet before goi
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by kelp 3y ago
I wasn't trying to suggest what you personally want or don't want. Just that I could see how some people do not want their car interface to change, or even ride quality to change.
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by kelp 3y ago
I hadn't heard about the Volvo one! I had a 2022 Volvo C40 before I got my Rivian R1T. When I first got the Volvo the GPS and LTE connection would periodically stop working for a day or two. They pushed a fix for it. Later they added C
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by kelp 3y ago
In the case of Rivian they have been pushing very meaningful improvements on a roughly monthly basis via OTA. I got my R1T in June 2023 and since here are a few things they've improved, just off the top of my head, not bothering to loo
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by kelp 3y ago
I've also often thought about what an open source car software stack might look like, but with different motivations. I'd love to be able to see more diagnostics about what the car is actually doing and to add 3rd party extensions
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Safe and reliable production changes, and how Rivian recently got this wrong(blog.substrate.tools)
60 points by kelp 3y ago|45 comments
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Fairy Tales of Workflow Orchestration(blog.stealthrocket.tech)
4 points by kelp 3y ago|0 comments
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by kelp 3y ago
I think the point of the original comment was that in the US we setup a system where the default way to build wealth is to buy a primary residence and wait for it to appreciate in value. The "financialzing" is just that we decided
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by kelp 3y ago
Yeah, Hearst castle is one of the most ugly and uncomfortable buildings I've ever been in. It's like the ultimate example of absolutely no restraint or constraints, without thought for actual usability.
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by kelp 3y ago
The major issue with many of these houses is their design, features and aesthetic is totally incoherent and shows no restraint. They put every kind of shape, texture, and material all into one house, in one room. This kind of maximalist des
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System Initiative: Second Wave DevOps(systeminit.com)
111 points by kelp 3y ago|79 comments
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by kelp 3y ago
WASM won't be able to get any real level of adoption if you have to specifically write all your code to target it, which I think is what would happen if the sandbox is too restrictive. If you can trivially move existing code to run in
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by kelp 3y ago
I think server side WASM has the potential to be the next thing after containers. And yes, lots of echoes of Java's "write once run anywhere" but as lots of people have pointed out, wasm is language agnostic, and many languag
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by kelp 3y ago
Also in SF seeing someone struggling to stand on the sidewalk is not uncommon. Everyone just starts to assume that person is drunk, on drugs, whatever.

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