Apologies to anyone I have seemingly un-followed (some multiple times). Every day I find a couple accounts that I know for a fact that I had followed and it shows me as not following, and I have to re-follow
Zed writing a Rust GUI framework, and now a database, all to build a code editor. In a world of electron apps... it just makes me happy that this exists. zed.dev/blog/sequoia-b…
The buffer pool of tursodb is now backed by Arenas that are registered with io_uring for `Fixed` opcode support. Now the pool can return contiguous buffers used for checkpointing and pwritev calls with 10s-100s of iovecs can be coalesced down to a single IORING_OP_WRITE_FIXED
I was so excited to work on the storage engine after being stuck in translation/query planning land for many weeks. Now cache spilling is absolutely kicking my ass... nice.
Well I am here for possession of marijuana from 2013 when I was 20 years old. And I pay 10% of my gross income in rent, and neither the food or healthcare are good. Definitely don't recommend crime or prison to anyone, it's not as glamorous as you seem to be imagining it.
It's a crossover hit! A database that understands accounting!
I talked with @jorandirkgreef about building @TigerBeetleDB: the financial transactions database.
What if your DB understood debits and credits? And could do a million transactions a second!
youtu.be/9oyhNDv882U
Pretty excited about getting to implement full-text-search for tursodb. Will be FTS5 compatible but native (not an extension), which means we can have some cool custom syntax. Going to be using Tantivy and will be looking for some inspiration from awesome projects like @paradedb
I've been developing on arch for years with no issues... at least no issues that couldn't be fixed with 5 mins a google search in the worst case. You don't have to contribute to the smug toxicity that people already heavily criticize the linux community for, let people enjoy it.
