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    abc3 🇺🇦
    @abc3erl
    Jun 10, 2025
    Great opportunity to be part of something huge in the database world
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    Paul Copplestone - e/postgres
    @kiwicopple
    Jun 10, 2025
    We're starting work on Multigres: a database clustering system for scaling Postgres. We're looking for people to help 🧵
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    abc3 🇺🇦
    @abc3erl
    May 28, 2025
    Since I couldn’t wait to try it and no @elixirlang libs support DuckLake yet, I wrote a simple one so you can start testing too: github.com/abc3/duckex
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    DuckDB
    @duckdb
    May 27, 2025
    Today we're launching DuckLake, an integrated data lake and catalog format powered by SQL. DuckLake unlocks next-generation data warehousing where compute is local, consistency central, and storage scales till infinity. ⁠DuckLake is an open standard and we've implemented it in
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    abc3 🇺🇦
    @abc3erl
    May 27, 2025
    👀👀👀
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    DuckDB
    @duckdb
    May 27, 2025
    Today we're launching DuckLake, an integrated data lake and catalog format powered by SQL. DuckLake unlocks next-generation data warehousing where compute is local, consistency central, and storage scales till infinity. ⁠DuckLake is an open standard and we've implemented it in
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    abc3 🇺🇦
    @abc3erl
    May 23, 2025
    The most exciting addition in Erlang/OTP 28 is Priority Messages. They let messages jump to the front of the process queue, which is useful for quick shutdowns or overflow signals. But use with care and only when you know what you're doing
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    abc3 🇺🇦
    @abc3erl
    May 19, 2025
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    Gwen (Chen) Shapira
    @gwenshap
    May 19, 2025
    Redshift and Snowflake take very different approaches to data warehousing: 🔴 Redshift: – Shared-nothing – Compute and storage per node – S3 = backup & load ❄️ Snowflake: – Cloud-native – S3 = source of truth – Compute is stateless, local storage is cache Same SQL, totally
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