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by sdairs 5d ago
Doesn't aws marketplace help with that?
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Rendering ray tracing in a database (ClickHouse)(github.com)
9 points by sdairs 3mo ago|0 comments
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by sdairs 3mo ago
clickhouse is not bad at joins these days. But its true maybe clickbench needs some joins & larger data sets these days
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by sdairs 3mo ago
Yes https://clickhouse.com/blog/clickhouse-full-text-search-obje...
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by sdairs 7mo ago
It's using Vercel's skills CLI, so its not custom to these particular skills. You can just place the files yourself, too.
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by sdairs 9mo ago
https://clickhouse.com/blog?category=engineering
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ClickHouse Acquires LibreChat(clickhouse.com)
2 points by sdairs 10mo ago|0 comments
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by sdairs 11mo ago
Least offensive Bending Spoons acquisition to date. I don't really mind if they kill this one?
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by sdairs 11mo ago
Everything from the astral team has been superb, I don't want to use Python without ruff & uv. Yet to try "ty", anyone used it?
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by sdairs 11mo ago
Thanks for clarifying; I'm not trying to take anything away from you, I work in the OLAP space too so it's always good to see people pushing it forwards. It would be interesting to see a comparison of totally cold Vs hot caches. A
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by sdairs 11mo ago
Chrome does suck ass, hence why I use Firefox and said I don't want to use Chrome, lol. But I want Firefox to be a good browser in its own right, not just "not Chrome". Firefox is just about over the "acceptable" li
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by sdairs 11mo ago
ClickHouse is the market leader in real-time analytics so it's an interesting take that you don't think it qualifies.
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by sdairs 11mo ago
Yeah I'm not at all interested in Brave, that's a dumpster fire of it's own. And that still gives control to Google by owning the defacto implementation of browsing the internet. There needs to be an actual alternative to Chr
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by sdairs 11mo ago
I've used Firefox for 15 years and I really don't want to use Chrome. Can Mozilla just, like, make a good browser?
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by sdairs 11mo ago
Pretty big caveat; 5 seconds AFTER all data has been loaded into memory - over 2 minutes if you also factor reading the files from S3 and loading memory. So to get this performance you will need to run hot: 4000 CPUs and and 30TB of memory
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by sdairs 1y ago
Yeah ClickHouse is written in C++, though rust is also possible https://clickhouse.com/blog/rust - would be cool to see zig!
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by sdairs 1y ago
Yeah metrics, logs, traces and can do session replay
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by sdairs 1y ago
ClickHouse doesn't use ZooKeeper anymore, and if you're just using a single server you don't need to worry about coordination :) ClickStack/HyperDX is a polished OOTB stack that has an all in one image you can deploy to
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by sdairs 1y ago
Sounds like you should take a look at ClickStack (HyperDX) to me
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by sdairs 1y ago
Yeah "Optimizing ClickHouse for Intel's ultra-high core count processors" is the original, unchanged article title, it's just been submitted slightly differently on HN (surprised mods haven't changed it here actuall
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by sdairs 1y ago
We do! (and we're hiring!)
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by sdairs 1y ago
how long until I have 288 cores under my desk I wonder?
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by sdairs 1y ago
ClickHouse works in-process and on the CLI just like DuckDB, but also scales to hundreds of nodes - so it's really not limited to just large scale. Handling those smaller cases with a great experience is still a big focus for us
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by sdairs 1y ago
Yep that's pretty much the case here!
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by sdairs 1y ago
yeah its legacy tech at this point
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ClickHouse: Supporting UPDATEs in an OLAP Database(clickhouse.com)
1 points by sdairs 1y ago|0 comments
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by sdairs 1y ago
this has been my experience too
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by sdairs 1y ago
tbh I see just as much notebook-hell outside of dbx, it's certainly not contained to just them. There's some folks doing good SDLC with Spark jobs in java/scala, but I've never found it to be overly common, I see "d
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by sdairs 1y ago
In your experience, how are folks doing (1)? The post is talking about a framework to add e.g. type safety, schema-as-code, etc. over assets in data infra in a familiar way as to what is common with Postgres; I'm not familiar with much
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by sdairs 1y ago
I think even before dbt turned DE into "just write sql & yaml", there was an appreciable difference in DE vs SE. There was defo some DEs writing a lot of java/scala if they were in Spark heavy co's, but my experience

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