maxmcd

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by maxmcd 1mo ago
I'm not sure how accurate this is, but there is pricing here: https://openrouter.ai/provider/cloudflare
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by maxmcd 6mo ago
Those care about quickly sending compact messages over the network, but most of them do not create a sparse in-memory representation that you can read on the fly. Especially in javascript. This lib keeps the compact representation at runtim
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by maxmcd 8mo ago
They're implementing MVCC
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by maxmcd 8mo ago
does having to maintain the slatedb as a consistent singleton (even with write fencing) make this as operationally tricky as a third party db?
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by maxmcd 9mo ago
Is this possibly an intentional reference to GNU Linux, or unrelated?
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by maxmcd 9mo ago
TCP performance gets quite poor over long distances. CDNs are very helpful if you're trying to make your site work well far away from your servers.
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by maxmcd 9mo ago
Quite surprising. It does seem like you can get an https download with aws s3 cp --no-sign-request s3://download.opencontent.netflix.com/sparks/creative-commons-attribution-4-intl-public-license.txt . Which is h
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by maxmcd 9mo ago
I found some more info here: https://biscuit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/benchmark_roaring.h...
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by maxmcd 9mo ago
I think a lot of the original temporal/cadence authors were motivated by working on event-driven systems with retries. They exhibited complex failure scenarios that they could not reasonably account for without slapping on more supervi
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by maxmcd 9mo ago
Great article for demystifying durable execution: https://lucumr.pocoo.org/2025/11/3/absurd-workflows/
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by maxmcd 9mo ago
I believe you are making use of gVisor’s userspace TCP implementation. I’m not sure if there is something similar in Rust that would be so easy to set up like this.
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by maxmcd 9mo ago
"Reply in the tone of Wikipedia" has worked pretty well for me
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by maxmcd 9mo ago
> > You can force an fsync after each messsage [sic] with always, this will slow down the throughput to a few hundred msg/s. Is the performance warning in the NATS possible to improve on? Couldn't you still run fsync on an
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by maxmcd 9mo ago
Maybe this? https://forums.foundationdb.org/t/swift-or-c-20-coroutine-wh...
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by maxmcd 10mo ago
Oh nice, yes I think your threads should be able to perform reads concurrently when the write lock is not held. Would make sure you are in WAL mode as well, since I think that will improve your concurrency.
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by maxmcd 10mo ago
This will block threads while waiting for other threads to write. That might work great for your threading model but I usually end up putting the writer in one thread and then other threads send writes to the writer thread.
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by maxmcd 10mo ago
Just that row should be locked since it's: "for update skip locked". I agree the concurrency limitation is kind of rough, but it's kind of elegant because you don't have to implement some kind of timeout/retry
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by maxmcd 11mo ago
I went here next: https://www.youtube.com/@CMUDatabaseGroup
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by maxmcd 11mo ago
Are there any open sourced sharded query planners like this? Something that can aggregate queries across many duckdb/sqlite dbs?
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by maxmcd 1y ago
There are a few different styles: https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/16925
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by maxmcd 1y ago
Do they mention transactions anywhere? Maybe it will be OLAP?
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by maxmcd 1y ago
I think this is the comparable view: https://www.energydashboard.co.uk/live
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by maxmcd 1y ago
zero deps, nice instructions, how nice
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by maxmcd 1y ago
Such a cool idea. I have https://chess.maxmcd.com/ and (before blocking most of them) many bots played thousands of moves deep. I remember bingbot was very active.
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by maxmcd 1y ago
Does this become much trickier because they're trying to heat to 600c?
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by maxmcd 1y ago
This library is wild https://github.com/cvilsmeier/sqinn Sqlite over stdin, to a subprocess, and it's fast!
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by maxmcd 1y ago
The //indirect dependencies I believe are just there to track dependencies that are not in the project, or to help with caching: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/36460 In go 1.17 they were added
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by maxmcd 1y ago
For what it's worth I think Go's MVS somewhat meets the desire here. It does not require lockfiles, but also doesn't allow use of multiple different minor/patch versions of a library: https://research.swtch.co
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by maxmcd 1y ago
Was quite confused by this one: https://github.com/ioccc-src/winner/blob/master/2024/cable2/...
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by maxmcd 1y ago
Looks like this is a wrapper around: https://github.com/mlc-ai/web-llm Which has a full web demo: https://chat.webllm.ai/

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