Alex P
@ifesdjeen.bsky.social
Distributed and Storage Systems. Apache Cassandra Committer and PMC member. Author of Database Internals. Mountain person. http://databass.dev/
Munich Database Meetup night!
ClickHouse full-text search, and CRDTs over Painful Networks by folks from Helsing, hosted by codecentric.
ClickHouse full-text search, and CRDTs over Painful Networks by folks from Helsing, hosted by codecentric.
November 11, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Munich Database Meetup night!
ClickHouse full-text search, and CRDTs over Painful Networks by folks from Helsing, hosted by codecentric.
ClickHouse full-text search, and CRDTs over Painful Networks by folks from Helsing, hosted by codecentric.
Folks on database internals discord are voting for the next book. It’s a perfect time to join. This will be the third book we will be reading together, after Transaction Processing, and DDIA. discord.gg/GmchY45BbS
January 30, 2025 at 10:12 PM
Folks on database internals discord are voting for the next book. It’s a perfect time to join. This will be the third book we will be reading together, after Transaction Processing, and DDIA. discord.gg/GmchY45BbS
Thank you for all the pointers! My current list of papers looks something like this (attached).
Among other things, I am trying to understand whether multiple queues, or a single queue with priorities can be a better approach (also, whether one is reducible to the other).
Among other things, I am trying to understand whether multiple queues, or a single queue with priorities can be a better approach (also, whether one is reducible to the other).
December 23, 2024 at 6:53 PM
Thank you for all the pointers! My current list of papers looks something like this (attached).
Among other things, I am trying to understand whether multiple queues, or a single queue with priorities can be a better approach (also, whether one is reducible to the other).
Among other things, I am trying to understand whether multiple queues, or a single queue with priorities can be a better approach (also, whether one is reducible to the other).
It's never too late to organize your huge pile of papers.
Found 549 papers, only 156 of which had highlights or notes. However about 350 were pre-processed/marked. I kept better notes.
Anyone got ideas about how to attach notes to PDFs?
Found 549 papers, only 156 of which had highlights or notes. However about 350 were pre-processed/marked. I kept better notes.
Anyone got ideas about how to attach notes to PDFs?
December 15, 2024 at 6:20 PM
It's never too late to organize your huge pile of papers.
Found 549 papers, only 156 of which had highlights or notes. However about 350 were pre-processed/marked. I kept better notes.
Anyone got ideas about how to attach notes to PDFs?
Found 549 papers, only 156 of which had highlights or notes. However about 350 were pre-processed/marked. I kept better notes.
Anyone got ideas about how to attach notes to PDFs?
Next up: Alex Hall from Firebolt with “Caching & Reuse of Subresults across Queries in Firebolt”
November 28, 2024 at 7:30 PM
Next up: Alex Hall from Firebolt with “Caching & Reuse of Subresults across Queries in Firebolt”
First talk: David Moravek from Confluent with “The Elastic Backbone of Apache Flink: A Deep Dive into Its Distributed Database Core”
November 28, 2024 at 7:29 PM
First talk: David Moravek from Confluent with “The Elastic Backbone of Apache Flink: A Deep Dive into Its Distributed Database Core”
A full house at AWS, Munich Database Meetup in full swing!
November 28, 2024 at 6:06 PM
A full house at AWS, Munich Database Meetup in full swing!