As requested I'm releasing the source code and video explanation of my simple but self-hosting lisp compiler targeting X86-64 (SysV ABI).
https://t.co/EAKSky1Sph
Presentation: https://t.co/1Cgt1xWjGk
Switched another service from JSON to YAJBE.
Just a few lines changed to replace JSON stringify/parse.
The Server uses Java/Jackson (metrics below).
Clients are using Python and JavaScript.
https://t.co/QcxuodcEzv
@AndresFreundTec FUSE was my go to tool to do that. in few lines of code you can implement a file system wrapper and add the behaviour you want. delays, failures, fake super large files and so on
Would you like to test your JDBC database with the 7 million queries in SQLlite’s test suite? Now you can!
Pleased to announce sql-logic-test version 0.1! Available at Maven Central. https://t.co/t4iBn8OkRD
What's the best way to create/update a bitmap field in @DynamoDB?
an Array of 1s, using SET bitmap[i] = 1.
a Set of indexes, using ADD bitmap = [i]
or something else?
#aws#dynamodb
We are excited to announce the launch of the TLA+ Foundation, under the umbrella of the Linux Foundation. The TLA+ Foundation will promote the adoption and development of the TLA+ programming language and its community of TLA+ practitioners.
Learn more: https://t.co/9ihzFjBrGm
You can write C++/Rust/Go/Java code that is much slower than Python. So please use Python if it is fast enough for your needs. Do not assume that "written in Rust/C/C++" means "fast and efficient". It does not.
@kellabyte How do you ensure the requests (in the sequence) are going to the same server/thread? We always assume that each request is going to a different server and they are all out of order. We send (ReqId, Index) and we keep a bitmap of the received parts. Then we execute. Alternatives?
Why is #ApacheFlink so hot right now? 🔥
@_rmetzger highlights five factors driving this 10+ year old project to prominence today.
https://t.co/36qmKrYMqt #StreamProcessing#ModernDataStack
#YAJBE Yet Another JSON Binary Encoding. built to be a drop-in replacement for #JSON, to eliminate the overhead of field names in list of objects and more...
https://t.co/QcxuodcEzv (jackson extension for Java, Typescript and Python encoder/decoder available)
Enjoy our latest blog:
Building a control plane for Infra SaaS is not rocket science - but it does have quite a few gotcha. In this blog post we tried to map out the major challenges a team will encounter when building a control plane for Infra SaaS. https://t.co/COTp3I1V2e
Our first blog post! In this blog, we talk about what is the motivation behind Infrastructure SaaS architecture, what are the requirements of a control plane, the end-to-end architecture, and the challenging problems in building it.
https://t.co/NHB6mLgUGS
Some tech: "We've reached the limits of #PostgreSQL"
Me: "Let me rephrase. Your bad design data model and badly designed application including several well-known antipatterns do not work as your twisted brain expected."
I'll uphold @PostgreSQL with my last breath!
@gwenshap Where are the Aurora I/O requests costs? that one is always the highest on my list, and unfortunately there is no way to see which db is costing more, you can only see the I/O for each cluster