mattyhogan

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by mattyhogan 6mo ago
It does now
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by mattyhogan 6mo ago
It does not but will soon!
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by mattyhogan 6mo ago
Yeah I'd say we're at 80% command coverage with plans to fill it out soon. But all the ones you mentioned are supported! Rate limiters using an INCR / EXPIRE pattern will work just fine
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by mattyhogan 6mo ago
Totally fair, a lot of people on reddit were questioning benchmarking. Should've included in the post I used the official `redis-benchmark` tool run with Redis, Lux, Valkey, and a few others. Can be reproduced in a few minutes
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by mattyhogan 6mo ago
Good point! There's an issue RE license so this will be addressed tomorrow
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by mattyhogan 6mo ago
I built Lux because Redis is single-threaded and hasn't changed architecturally since 2009. Lux uses a sharded concurrent architecture in Rust with per-shard reader-writer locks, zero-copy RESP parsing, and pipeline batching. It speaks
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Show HN: Lux – Drop-in Redis replacement in Rust. 5.6x faster, ~1MB Docker image(github.com)
59 points by mattyhogan 6mo ago|30 comments
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Show HN: A workspace for humans and agents to do real work(pompeii.ai)
2 points by mattyhogan 6mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Open-source agent with a brain instead of MEMORY.md(github.com)
3 points by mattyhogan 7mo ago|0 comments
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An AI Agent to Build AI Agents – Vulcan(magma.new)
5 points by mattyhogan 1y ago|1 comments
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Still haven't deployed an agent? This post will change that(magma.new)
4 points by mattyhogan 2y ago|1 comments
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by mattyhogan 2y ago
With all the frameworks and apis out there, it can be really easy to get an agent running locally. However, the difficult part of building an agent is often bringing it online. It takes longer to spin up a server, add websocket support, cre
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Magma: Build and deploy an AI agent in Slack in 5 minutes(docs.magmadeploy.com)
5 points by mattyhogan 2y ago|1 comments