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by millrawr 5y ago
It happens frequently because there's often not support in the underlying systems for mergeable latency sketches (e.g. DDSketch, HDR Histogram, or libcircllhist). There thankfully seems to be slowly increasing amounts of support for d
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by millrawr 7y ago
Persisting executed transactions to a log with their read/write sets, and then determining if they actually commit also starts to sound like http://web.eecs.umich.edu/~michjc/eecs584/Papers/cidr11_hyde...
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by millrawr 7y ago
Also see “Building a Bw-Tree Takes More Than Just Buzz Words” https://hyeontaek.com/papers/openbwtree-sigmod2018.pdf > Second, our evaluation shows that despite our improvements, the Bw-Tree still does not perform a
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by millrawr 8y ago
Building Query Compilers: http://pi3.informatik.uni-mannheim.de/~moer/querycompiler.pd... Is the closest to what you actually want that I've ever been able to find, but it is unfinished.
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by millrawr 8y ago
> outside expert on database optimizers run a months-long bootcamp, with the goal of teaching our developers how state-of-the-art optimizers work, complete with homework assignments to read seminal papers on the subject Any chance you co
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by millrawr 10y ago
CockroachDB is referred to as the clone here. They once gave a talk literally titled "Towards an Open-Source Spanner" ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndKj77VW2eM ), so I don't believe that's an unfair c
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CPython Signal Handling(thisismiller.github.io)
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by millrawr 14y ago
I actually asked about this on the mailing list some time ago: http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.lib.judy.devel/244 tl;dr: patent was done for defensive reasons.