rapind
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Comment · 7 days ago
Comment · 7 days ago
It should be yes. Well it's ruby, so you could probably overwrite it with your own `def paid?`, but I suspect the `&& !refunded?` is just cruft.
Comment · 7 days ago
I'm using it w/ a Rust server and I can get up to 80k writes per second, 200k reads per second. You won't get that with other databases without paying a lot and doing a lot of special architecture.
Comment · 7 days ago
The problem is "remote" SQLite. Just run a "single" beefier box with in-process SQLite and Litestream backups to object storage and never have to think about RDBMS again. I'd wager there are 90%+ applications that would be better served, more performant, and cheaper with this design.
I'm able to handle around 200k/s on a sub $100 box. https://github.com/pairshaped/gleam_sqlite_benchmarks/blob/m...
Comment · 8 days ago
Crazy that we need to keep relearning this over and over again.
Comment · 11 days ago
Yes it's a problem. Not dismissing it. Just a less expensive problem than CPU or RAM is all I'm saying. It's been a thorn for me too (being on a macbook myself, but now I have a dedicated build box).
RAM prices are insane right now...
Comment · 11 days ago
Yeah, there are some things I've done to mitigate this, especially for the dev loop. Moving templates out of rust (losing some safety). Splitting the application into vertical slices. Only generating code that's changed. Turning features into crates.
It's been a journey...
Comment · 11 days ago
Both (and memory) are a problem. Build sizes is definitely more easily solved just by throwing more disk at it though (unless you are using a hard constrained mac...).
Comment · 11 days ago
I would assume hardware production has been ramping up significantly and it's more of a temporary supply chain issue though. While it could last multiple years, that's certainly not long enough for the hyperscalers to get a return on investment. Obviously more complicated than this, but still... I'm not buying.
We're also starting to see efficiency gains, so we might meet halfway.
Comment · 13 days ago
> There are canadian inference providers running deepseek
As someone who's in the market for Canadian inference (data sovereignty reasons), the pickings are slim for DSF 4.1 man.
Comment · 13 days ago
Spoiler, it's not clear by any means. There's no evidence to back up the claim, it's just their feelings... which is fine, but I definitely wouldn't call it clear.
Comment · 15 days ago
KegWorks is an option.
Comment · 17 days ago
Even so, scale, severity, and flaunting of the law matter. Current political powers have turned it up to 11. You can absolutely "both sides bad" in general, but I don't think you should be doing so within this context or it's disingenuous / whataboutism.
Comment · 19 days ago
Is Russia still under US sanctions though? I read something about a Trump deal to buy diesel from Russia.
Full report here: https://github.com/pairshaped/gleam_sqlite_benchmarks/blob/m...
Obviously real world queries will vary, but I tried to be representative of the type of queries / updates I am sending.