maxpert

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by maxpert 4mo ago
Working on Marmot https://github.com/maxpert/marmot recently added support for vector index. My local benchmarks show pretty decent QPS with less than GB of RSS on DBpedia dataset. Interesting part is that I started of
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by maxpert 7mo ago
Can't seem to find what is the processor on this thing?
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by maxpert 7mo ago
I am as usual working on Marmot https://github.com/maxpert/marmot I've got replicas now working with DML proxy. This essentially means I can now have a cluster of primaries, and then spin up replicas on demand and
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by maxpert 7mo ago
Tell me that you are hurt without telling me that you are hurt this applies to Sam right now
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by maxpert 7mo ago
Is this me or Sam is being absolute sore loser he is and trying to steal Opus thunder?
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by maxpert 8mo ago
LOL I guess the editors using Notepad++ downvoted you :P
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by maxpert 8mo ago
A lot of skepticism in comments. Let me remind them doing N loops over local disk with in memory cached pages is absolutely different compared to doing RT over typical VPS network. Having said that there is no silver bullet for dumb code! S
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by maxpert 8mo ago
Kind of what I've been working on to build tenancy on top of SQLite CDC to make it a simple repayable SQLite for Marmot ( https://github.com/maxpert/marmot ). I personally think we have a synergy here, would drop by
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by maxpert 8mo ago
Disclaimer: I am author of Marmot https://github.com/maxpert/marmot so I will sound extremely bias. I have been asked multiple times on why I chose SQLite and not Turso. I've always responded people that I don&#x2
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by maxpert 8mo ago
jQuery is the last time I felt a library doing magic! Nothing has matched the feelings since then.
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by maxpert 9mo ago
Yes! Changes are deterministic.
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by maxpert 9mo ago
Ok it's a very long discussion but I will try to keep it brief here (more than happy to chat on Marmot Discord if you wanna go deeper). Honestly I've not done head to head comparison, but if you are asking for guestimated comparis
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by maxpert 9mo ago
I see your point. Yes the Debezium path requires more configuration and ochestration, litestream makes it very simple. Would be more than happy to provide this out of box in Marmot if enough users request it (Feel free to open ticket).
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by maxpert 9mo ago
Yes explored that path too with CRDTs. - DDL gets really tricky in these cases, that's why you see Corrosion has this weird file based system. - cr-sqlite ain't maintained anymore but I did some benchmarks and if I remember corre
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by maxpert 9mo ago
You point out a question that I spent months thinking about. I personally love Postgres, heck I initially even had a version that will talk postgres wire but with SQLite only syntax. But then somebody pointed me out my WordPress demo, and i
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by maxpert 9mo ago
Yes you can. I know wordpress has been trying to get SQLite as first class citizen too. But at this point I am tired of waiting for that pipe-dream. But this will let you do it today. Plus Marmot supports debezium so you can have continuous
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by maxpert 9mo ago
We already support debezium so you can do more than backups :D
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by maxpert 9mo ago
Here are some that I can think on top of my head: - Marmot let's you choose consistency level (ONE/QUORUM/FULL) vs MySQL's serializable. - MySQL requires careful setup of replication, conflict avoidance and monitoring. F
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by maxpert 9mo ago
Marmot already supports debezium, so you can do way more than just basic S3 backups. I've noted your suggestions, it's definitely helpful.
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by maxpert 9mo ago
Right now I've started off with full replication of every database in cluster. On my roadmap I have: - Ability to launch a replica on selected databases from main cluster. - Ability for replica to only download and replicate changes of
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by maxpert 9mo ago
Author here! Every time I post my own stuff here it seems to sink, so hopefully this actually reaches some of you. Marmot started as a sidecar project using triggers and polling to replicate changes over NATS. It worked, but I hit a wall pr
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by maxpert 9mo ago
I did a similar thing few days back just not with NATS protocol (Made it pure websocket based), and with rust. Couple of questions: - Where did you get the machine to test your server on? - Why did you end up going with zig?
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by maxpert 9mo ago
One more Google product destined to die!
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by maxpert 9mo ago
I feel like Lua is absolutely underrated. I just wish one of the mainstream browsers actually puts their foot down and starts supporting Lua as scripting language.
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by maxpert 9mo ago
Fake spam don't see WASM, group upvoting and HN not catching it.
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by maxpert 9mo ago
LOL what are the odds, I posted in `Show HN` about Marmot today https://github.com/maxpert/marmot/releases/tag/v2.2.0 and in my head I was thinking exact same thing for supporting MySQL's JSON datat
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Show HN: Marmot v2.20 – A distributed SQLite server with MySQL wire compatbility(github.com)
5 points by maxpert 9mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Gophrql – A pure Go implementation of PRQL(github.com)
2 points by maxpert 9mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I used AI to build StrangeQ, a RabbitMQ compatible message broker(github.com)
3 points by maxpert 11mo ago|0 comments
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by maxpert 11mo ago
I am sorry I might be a little naive here. The hardest thing about RxJava or RxJS was actually understanding the reactor pattern and then the nuances of threading (in Java) and how it made simple linear looking code callback hell. Go from g

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