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Project lead for Dolt, the world's first SQL database you can branch and merge, push and pull, fork and clone like a git repository @DoltHub

Seattle
Joined July 2012
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I want a cryptographic hash for christmas 🎢 Only a cryptographic hash will dooooo 🎢 No xxHash 🎢 No kludgy bashes 🎢 I only like cryptographic hashes 🎢 And cryptographic hashes like me tooooo 🎢
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How's you guys' afternoon going
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We're going to be like LA, where all white parents of means send their kids to private school or move out of the city Nice work Seattle school board, this is what you wanted right
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Guess which schools they're closing? The option schools, the K-8 schools, and other specialized schools like gifted ed / STEM focused In other words, the schools with the most engaged parents
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The district should be doing everything they can to retain and attract professional parents, but they're committed to the opposite approach because of ideological blinders Those parents who can will leave and the situation will get worse, it's a doom loop
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I like Go. I'll never write Java again if I have the option of writing Go. But I don't love Go's logging ecosystem. I miss log4j real bad. I especially miss package-level logging configured by a properties file. So I built it. dolthub.com/blog/2024-09-13-…
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Let’s please be aware of our word choice today folks!
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Wow how did copilot know I was gonna type if err != nil { return err }
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The year is 2024 and this is still the best they could come up with
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Still reeling from experiencing the power of Java earlier
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Trying to buy a used TV on Facebook Marketplace, finding a bunch of posts that are pretty obviously fake accounts fencing stolen goods Suspiciously low price, bad grammar, curiously terrible photos, account with stock photo created earlier this year
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Here's an identical listing from March, same photos, same "no starches" description This is a burglary or retail theft ring (probably retail theft considering boxes are included) I wonder if Facebook cares
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We've been doing this for over 5 years!
Many people don't realize the scope and length of Dolt's journey to a production quality Online Transaction Processing (OLTP) database. Here is a timeline of major milestones in Dolt's history. dolthub.com/blog/2024-07-25-…
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Search results for common programming terms are so bad that our blog has been able to win a bunch of common search terms without even trying that hard "golang stack trace" #1 "golang exec" #2 "mysql trigger example" #2 "golang colors" #3 "mysql procedure example" #5
None of the Google results for the query "python function definition syntax" leads to the official documentation. Google is unusable. "Learn to Code" websites are cancer.
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Google tracks every metric you can imagine when deciding search rankings, good content does tend to rise to the top There's just not very much good content, and a whole lot of bad content
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By the way we do this because every time we demonstrate to google that our domain has good content (as proven by click and analytics metrics) it boosts our domain globally So our business-related search terms do better as well "version controlled database" is a #2 term for us
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Looking at NeonDB's series B announcement in which they claim "Postgres is the winner" of the database world, with a link to DbEngine's ranking charts Postgres is in 4th place on that chart, behind Oracle, MySQL, and SQL Server
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This comes up all the time because we chose MySQL as Dolt's first dialect, in large part because its install base is so much larger The Postgres enjoyers have a point though: the momentum does seem to have shifted, all the growth is there (and away from MySQL)
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NeonDB is also the only commercial open-source database project I know of that has a better trajectory than DoltDB on the all-important GitHub stars metric, which is pretty impressive tbh
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