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Opbox – multiplayer sync for text files on disk(opbox.dev)
3 points by sensodine 2mo ago|0 comments
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by sensodine 3mo ago
> I was wondering if I could use this for multiple processes (codex, nvim) on the same machine Could be useful for time-travel I suppose (in the same sense that git is, even if the repo only exists machine local). Right now that isn&#x27
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Show HN: Opbox – CRDT based sync for text files on disk(opbox.dev)
11 points by sensodine 3mo ago|4 comments
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by sensodine 8mo ago
> it leaves me completely baffled about what s2 does, what problem s2 is trying to solve, or who the intended audience of s2 is Regarding S2 generally (not just s2-lite), the intent behind it is to turn the core data structure from strea
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by sensodine 1y ago
I'm a huge fan of Asciinema, and this is awesome work. Regarding the live streaming feature, I hacked a similar thing on top of s2.dev streams[1] (disclaimer: I am a co-founder), which could alleviate the need for a relay in this archi
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by sensodine 1y ago
(I work at S2.) > what are some of the notable issues that were find using the DST approach We've discovered a few distributed deadlocks. And in general it's been incredibly helpful in exercising any parts of the system that in
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by sensodine 2y ago
(S2 team member here) > I suppose the writers could batch a group of records before writing them out as a larger blob, with background processes performing compaction, but it's still an object-backed streaming service, right? This i