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secondrow
3mo ago
Hi x3ro - dbos marketing person here. Sorry about the contact form, which was broken for a few days last week following changes we made to the cookie management on the website.
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secondrow
1y ago
FYI - https://github.com/xorq-labs/xorq
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secondrow
1y ago
I’m familiar with Xorq. One of features of the Xorq library that I find interesting is that it catalogs data processing (compute) expressions as it compiles, along with call lineage. Makes reuse easier for SQL and non-SQL processing.
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secondrow
1y ago
This is why I liked BusinessObjects
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Why Semantic Layers Matter (and how to build one with DuckDB)
(motherduck.com)
152 points
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1y ago
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secondrow
1y ago
lol - don't overlook DBOS Cloud, a serverless compute platform, which also originated from the DBOS R&D project(s) at MIT/Stanford.
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1y ago
pronounced "zork" per: https://www.xorq.dev/blog/introducing-xorq
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If durable execution was a simpler architectural decision
(dbos.dev)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Making software durable and resilient to failures can be a big architectural investment. But what if it wasn't? Would we make everything durable by default?
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Build an open source FeatureHouse in 300 lines of code
(xorq.dev)
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1y ago
Xorq is a Python lib https://github.com/xorq-labs/xorq that provides a declarative syntax for defining portable, composite compute stacks for different AI/ML use cases. In this example, Xorq is used to compose an
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1y ago
Composite data engines such as the one in this Trino-DuckDB example can be created using the xorq framework to simplify multi-engine data pipelines. Useful when a dataset's native query engine does not support a required operation. ht
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Composite Data Engine: Augmenting Trino with DuckDB AsOf Join
(xorq.dev)
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1y ago
(from DBOS) Great question. For better or worse, it seems like discussions about workflows and durable execution often intertwine. Usually ending up in what types of jobs or workflows require durable exec. But really, any system that runs t
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Done Asking and Forgetting? (Chatty vs. Tabular AI Interaction)
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Why Durable Python Execution Should Be Lightweight
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Is AWS Lambda costing more to wait than to compute?
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Moving from AWS Lambda to DBOS: Embracing Serverless Development
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2y ago
If your application is Python or TS based, you can check out the DBOS libraries, which do that.
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2y ago
It depends what part of DBOS you're looking at. DBOS Transact is the framework (TypeScript) used to develop apps/workflows such as those in the benchamrk. DBOS Cloud hosts and executes DBOS Transact apps/workflows a la (AWS
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Making Serverless Orchestration 25x Faster
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2y ago
The TypeScript code for the production app is available on GitHub, fyi. https://github.com/dbos-inc/dbos-account-management
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Managing Customer Billing in <500 Lines of TypeScript
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3y ago
I've hired, worked with, and managed Dev Advocates at different open source software companies (working with Apache CouchDB, Apache Flink, and projects). They are really valuable and are an important part of awareness raising, user ado
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ottertune.com optimizes RDS & Aurora, just fyi
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Dr. Andy Pavlo-2021 Databases, the Year in Review
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5y ago
OtterTune removed the AWS availability zone limitation in the free tier today. You can use the free version to tune RDS PostgreSQL or MySQL in any availability zone now.
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5y ago
I don't think he was saying RDS is overpriced...he was saying he's seen people use it inefficiently (e.g., still running the default DB config), which can raise RDS costs unnecessarily.
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Postgres – EnterpriseDB acquires 2nd Quadrant
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Columnstore Indexing in PostgreSQL
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