quantike

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by quantike 28d ago
This is cool! Visibility into streams is one of the developer papercuts that my team struggles with, specifically on NATS JetStream which doesn't have a schema registry. I am working on a similar use-case by creating a DuckDB extension
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by quantike 8mo ago
Incredible tool, definitely going to get a working poc for this with my team. Curious how this can apply across many databases, say in a cluster, checking for discrepancies etc. Wondering if that is a supported feature? Nice work, really ha
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by quantike 8mo ago
https://quantike.xyz Hoping to be blogging more this year :)
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by quantike 11mo ago
Just this past week I spoke with a local hackathon team who was working on giving consumers access to fair medical pricing by having users ask an LLM about their procedure, which would then cross reference with a pricing database. Simple id
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by quantike 1y ago
Looks like a cool extension thought I'd love some more detail on why someone would use note codes? What do you use them for?
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by quantike 1y ago
Nice post. I think about time... all the time haha. There's another source you might enjoy (Re: your NTP and synchronization question) from TigerBeetle: [Implementing Time]( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtNmGqWe73g )
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by quantike 1y ago
I appreciate the reply! Yeah that sounds like the correct path forward is swapping out the type for some enum of numeric types you want to cover. I'd be curious if there's some benefit to the runtime-memory utilization to baking i
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by quantike 1y ago
I spent a bit of time reading up on the internals and had a question about a small design choice (I am new to DB internals, specifically as they relate to vector DBs). I notice that in your core vector type (`HVector`), you choose to store
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by quantike 1y ago
One other point of annoyance with the new UI is that the videos actually aren't aligned vertically. I really dislike auto-play so I have always strategically rested my cursor in between the columns of video. Now, as I scroll, my cursor