rubenvanwyk

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Choose DuckDB rather than SQLite(tracewayapp.com)
88 points by rubenvanwyk 2mo ago|57 comments
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by rubenvanwyk 2mo ago
Is it open source, can you share? Have been pondering using source generators to achieve a similar effect and have the LLM build the source generator ‘framework’ that code would derive from rather than just generating the code itself, you c
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by rubenvanwyk 2mo ago
What really interests me most is the sharding and the possibility of using this for multitenancy - is the hooks / plugin architecture sufficient so you can run a small sidecar to add shards or tenants to the TOML file dynamically? Woul
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by rubenvanwyk 3mo ago
Everyone says Rust is hot, while Clickhouse and DuckDB is still innovating in C++.
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by rubenvanwyk 3mo ago
Clickhouse will blow it out of the water any day.
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by rubenvanwyk 3mo ago
I’m sure the use of duckdb may seem weird for normal developers, but for data people it really is game-changing, especially for data scientists or business analysts.
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by rubenvanwyk 3mo ago
Agreed, when I was reading this I thought "but this is normal adult life?"
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by rubenvanwyk 3mo ago
I literally didn't read any comment that spoke to the context to which PG was speaking - Oxford Union. Any sane, rational person would offer different advice to people they see as "future prime ministers and billionaires" or
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by rubenvanwyk 3mo ago
Came here to say this.
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by rubenvanwyk 3mo ago
Cloudflare should just buy Lovable next.
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by rubenvanwyk 4mo ago
This seems quite novel? Not encountered the concept of a “locus” like this in code before.
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by rubenvanwyk 4mo ago
Nice seeing an article from SA here :) unfortunately, this surprises none of us.
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by rubenvanwyk 5mo ago
Very excited every time I see cross-platform GUI in go. I think the right mental model is that Gova is to Fyne like DaisyUI is to TailwindCSS??
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by rubenvanwyk 5mo ago
I think styling and ready-made components out of the box?
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by rubenvanwyk 6mo ago
Do you have a newsletter or how should we know when C# will be available?
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by rubenvanwyk 8mo ago
I think Microsoft Orleans, Erlang OTP and Scala Play are probably most famous examples in use today.
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by rubenvanwyk 8mo ago
So from what I understand… Someone needs to build Qt’s successor, probably with more beginner-friendly declarative semantics (akin to HCL or Cue) and probably with syntax closest to YAML or Python (based on learning curve, beginner readabil
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by rubenvanwyk 8mo ago
Never heard of PanGUI - glad to see its C#, will have to try it out.
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by rubenvanwyk 8mo ago
This should be the top comment. The thing about growth of businesses overall, is that they want outsourced capacity (that’s what employees or contractors are) and that dynamic doesn’t go away because of AI, because like the comment mentione
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by rubenvanwyk 9mo ago
What did you go with?
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by rubenvanwyk 9mo ago
How is Comptime different from default AOT compilation? I assume it can work with third-party libraries that AOT don’t work with yet?
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by rubenvanwyk 9mo ago
.Net is better fit for this than Python for sure?
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by rubenvanwyk 9mo ago
How does it compare to https://slatedb.io/ ? Seems similar ideas, although SlateDB seems a bit more lightweight and using Parquet as primitive (even using Arrow) might mean more compute-heavy on client-side?
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by rubenvanwyk 9mo ago
License does not yet exist? Hope it’s Apache 2.
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by rubenvanwyk 9mo ago
Something like Borgo https://borgo-lang.github.io/
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by rubenvanwyk 9mo ago
Also wishing more of these tools use C# on the backend.
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by rubenvanwyk 9mo ago
Wait, do people at scale use NodeJS and Python for services? I assume always it’s Go, Java, C# etc.
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by rubenvanwyk 9mo ago
OpenTofu is already the de facto fork.
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by rubenvanwyk 9mo ago
Never heard of Factor but quite intriguing!
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by rubenvanwyk 10mo ago
The core issue is like you said - responsibility.

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