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std::mem::drop

@stdmemdrop

Aug 13

Finally shipped clickhouse-datafusion to crates.io/crates/clickho…! Bridge @ClickHouseDB and @ApacheDataFusio for high-performance analytics. Features: 🔗 Cross-database federation ⚡ Connection pooling 🎯 Arrow-native performance 🛠️ ClickHouse UDF support

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Andrew Lamb

@andrewlamb1111

Aug 21

Its happening -- DataFusion will (finally) get spilling hash joins. The march to completeness begins

jonathanc-n

@jonathanc_n

Aug 20

I'd like to start using this platform as a place to post about open source work I do on my off time. To lead it off, I have posted a hash join spilling proposal in Apache Datafusion. Check it out if you're interested 😀: github.com/apache/datafus…

jonathanc_n's tweet card. Related to #12952 Is your feature request related to a problem or challenge? I wanted to share the idea for hash join spilling here as I would like to get input on this as hash join spilling is one...

PROPOSAL Hash Join Spilling Proposal · Issue #17267 · apache/datafusion

Source: github.com

std::mem::drop

@stdmemdrop

Aug 14

What would it take to see dependent types in Rust? Is it even possible? Is it merely compiler limitations that prevent it thus far?

std::mem::drop

@stdmemdrop

Aug 8

Lmao

Goreng

@sudo_goreng

Aug 8

What do you prefer for building backend LLVM 🦅 or Rust 🦀

std::mem::drop

@stdmemdrop

Aug 8

In the case of a theorem prover, 0 would be my guess. Otherwise I like the idea of being able to produce a +Infinity using an expression. So that’s my choice.

gingerBill

@TheGingerBill

Aug 7

If you were to define what `x/0` did in a programming language, what would you define it as?

std::mem::drop

@stdmemdrop

Aug 8

Getting ready to release my new Open Source rust crate today: `clickhouse-datafusion`. It allows using @ClickHouseDB as a table provider in @ApacheDataFusio with full set of capabilities. Additionally it introduces a custom Analyzer that allows “pushing down” clickhouse…

std::mem::drop

@stdmemdrop

Jul 23

Languages w/o match semantics are not serious languages. Such a fundamentally useful paradigm.

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@stdmemdrop

Jul 17

Coldplay fans are terrible people.

std::mem::drop

@stdmemdrop

Jul 16

I finally have these agentic coders writing better Rust. ...ffs Tell it, "Remember, this is not Java, it's Rust. Be more functional." That's it. You're welcome.

std::mem::drop

@stdmemdrop

Jul 15

This is getting so much attention bc it’s an utter abomination. Coding is fascinating.

Shayan

@ImSh4yy

Jul 14

I love React.

std::mem::drop

@stdmemdrop

Jul 13

I don't want "smarter" AI. I want robotic, annoyingly pedantic, rule following AI.

std::mem::drop

@stdmemdrop

Jul 13

I'm building an OS "rust analyzer -> LLM" helper for any @rustlang devs out there. All commits so far have been authored & pushed by @claudeai's ClaudeCode, except first commit. It's an experiment to see if this is possible. So far, so decent. github.com/GeorgeLeePatte…

stdmemdrop's tweet card. A rust-analyzer LLM Agent bridge to use in rust workspaces or parent directories with multiple rust workspaces. - GitHub - GeorgeLeePatterson/ra-llm-helper: A rust-analyzer LLM Agent bridge to use...

GitHub - GeorgeLeePatterson/ra-llm-helper: A rust-analyzer LLM Agent bridge to use in rust worksp...

Source: github.com

std::mem::drop

@stdmemdrop

Jul 13

LLMs are fundamentally flawed. They don't follow directions well. You'd expect a robot-like fidelity to the directions provided, almost to an annoying degree, but that's not what happens. They're more like ADHD teenagers that "kinda" get what you asked for.