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A REPL you can fork
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whilo
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Memory That Collaborates
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whilo
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whilo
6mo ago
Hey. Hybrid in which sense? I have integrated Stratum's columnar indices as a secondary index in the new query engine of https://github.com/replikativ/datahike itself, so for numerical data you will be able to use
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whilo
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Hi HN - I’m the author of Stratum. The headline benchmark result is that on 10M rows, Stratum is faster than DuckDB on 35 of 46 single-threaded analytical queries, despite running entirely on the JVM. But the main idea is actually branchabl
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Show HN: Stratum – SQL that branches and beats DuckDB on 35/46 1T benchmarks
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whilo
7mo ago
Hi HN - I’m the author of Stratum. Stratum is a columnar SQL engine built on the JVM exploring two ideas: • SIMD execution using the Java Vector API • copy-on-write branching for tables It speaks the PostgreSQL wire protocol, so tools like
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Show HN: Stratum - a pure JVM columnar SQL engine using the Java Vector API
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whilo
1y ago
No, he lives in Switzerland now (Lugano as far as I know). Switzerland is a big magnet for European talent, as is Germany to a lesser degree. My point though was that Germany was not lacking the thinkers to drive a technological revolution,
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As a German coming from Mannheim, and now living on the Canadian West coast, I have to say that this is exactly the mindset that makes it so difficult to innovate in Germany. While people have a top education and know everything they need t
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6y ago
I see, so your problem was that you wanted to scan over all Datoms for one entity over a time period and you would have needed to have an EVAT index? In Datahike it would be fairly simple to add new indices like this. Yes, access management
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whilo
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Interesting, honestly speaking we have not thought about time series data a lot yet, but I think we should be able to provide custom indices and extend Datalog with more efficient query primitives, if this is necessary. Can you elaborate a
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6y ago
Hey, one of the core architects of Datahike here. As a Clojure company we are also super happy that Nubank made Clojure and Datomic much more credible with this move. While Datomic is obviously much more mature, it is important to understan