apsw: Another Python SQLite Wrapper
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apsw: Another Python SQLite Wrapper
Discussion | hackernews | Author: tosh
We solved SQLite's single-writer limitation
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The BM25 Weighting Scheme
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SQLite 3.54.0 Released
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JSON Tiles: Fast Analytics on Semi-Structured Data (2021) https://lobste.rs/s/7mllxi #pdf #databases #performance
How shredding JSON is giving Logfire 1000x query speedups https://lobste.rs/s/6vjx1k #databases #performance
The latest update for #Devart includes "SecureBridge 12.1, EntityDAC 4.1, and dbExpress drivers: Support for RAD Studio 13 Florence Release 2, SQL Server 2025, and #MySQL 9.7".
#devops #databasetools #databases https://opsmtrs.com/3KjDrTB
567 - Managing the databases you put in Fabric makes sense. Managing every database you own from inside Fabric is a harder sell, and nobody's explained the why yet.
Consistency is not a localized property https://lobste.rs/s/rhy5zp #databases #programming #ai
"Architecting for Scale: Decoding SaaS Deployment Patterns and Database Strategies on AWS" by Gonzalo
#saas #architecture #databases #web-development #serverless
Chris van Eijk: infinite recursion detected in policy: causes and fixes
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SQLite 3.54 is out, with project benchmarks showing about 4% better CPU performance than the previous release on Linux.
The useful caveat: real-world gains depend on how a…
https://en.hacks.gr/sqlite-3-54-peripoy-7-5-tachytero-apo-tin-ekdosi-3-51-stis-dokimes-linux/
Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: parallel_setup_cost and parallel_tuple_cost
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Christophe Pettus: All Your GUCs in a Row: parallel_leader_participation
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Chris van Eijk: new row violates row-level security policy: the causes
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"Financial Data Modeling - The Event Sourcing Pattern" by Robert McCauley
#nosql #financial-services-industry #financial-services #databases #non-relational-database
Álvaro Hernández: Scaling Citus without limits: announcing Query Routers in StackGres
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Shaun Thomas: PG Phriday: Against the WAL
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Does normalisation survive data algebra? Mostly no, and that’s good news. When every fact is stored once as a couplet, the 1NF–5NF climb has nothing to fix. What’s left is a new question: when should you denormalise? #databases #datascience
Using the Tidyverse with Databases (Part 2)
By Vebash Naidoo — Take your dbplyr skills further! This follow-up explores more advanced database interactions using tidyverse syntax in R.
🔗 Read here: buff.ly/UWl9rrP
More R resources 👉 buff.ly/tTCN5MD