johnthescott·vor 10 Tagen·discussfor smallish databases, where uuid is surogate id, i would trust dbos/postgres replication. replication is just too hard to role your own.tangentially, for dbs with large blobs, lot's of easy tricks when uuids are immutable digests.syncing, say, two blob stores, A and B, boils down to jaccard metric, as a first order approximation |(A ∩ B)| / |(A ∪ B)| diffing the two digest sets at point in time is second order approximation.and don't forget logical replication ...
johnthescott·vor 25 Tagen·discussi spent a weekend with an ai expert trying to get claude to generate code from a yacc grammar for a new language and a smallish set of examples. claude never seemed to get past the bnf syntax.
johnthescott·vor 2 Monaten·discusswrite code like your life depends on it. cause it does if you are any good.
johnthescott·vor 2 Monaten·discuss> They tend to gloss over the untold suffering, great depressions and world wars that took us to get here..spot on. you gotta wear shades to survive, future so bright.
johnthescott·vor 2 Monaten·discuss> We present a non-asymptotic theory of generalizationwhat is a non-elephant animal (to paraphrase stan ulam)?
johnthescott·vor 2 Monaten·discussconsider participating in the honey pot project to block ips of proven bad guys.
johnthescott·vor 3 Monaten·discussmakes sense. i can see things getting complex very quickly.seems most versions would be better managed at application level, zfs/btrs snapshots not withstanding.
johnthescott·vor 3 Monaten·discuss> Conversely, you can query a database without SQL.fond memories of quel.