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What they rolled out was multikey transactions, they previously only had single key. Between multikey and session consistency, Aerospike is pretty nice.

You need to take a look at https://github.com/aerospike/aerospike-server sub millisecond reads and writes and supports transactions. Its main competitor is ScyllaDB which has comparable performance.

Would you accept AGPL licensed pull requests?

EloqKV deployed on cloud is the same version hosted on github (the AGPL requires that users of EloqKV in your cloud service be available.

If you are taking AGPL licensed pull requests you can incorporate source from Aerospike and ScyllaDB (pre-relicense).

another wonderful option with AGPL https://github.com/aerospike/aerospike-server and for the redis interface https://github.com/aerospike-community/skyhook aerospike also has transaction support and strong session consistency

You wouldn't anthropomorphize a lawn mower would you?

I agree, and thanks to AI we can scream debuggers at each other online, amazed that THAT actually works.

Bro already has a disease, doesn't care if everyone else gets it too. What kind of argument is ... I already sent my ID all over the internet multiple times?

Kroger already does this, they will get sued for millions and millions of dollars when they have a data breach.

If it doesn't have an NPM build, it isn't a serious project. Not using anything w/o a build.

Unicellular organisms can be quite intelligent. Just because it has a single cell doesn't mean it doesn't have a mind!

Now the flu is virus, but it could still have a mind to perceive the seasons in it's infected running state.

If I order Chinese takeout, but it gets made by a restaurant that doesn't know what Chinese food tastes like, then is that food really Chinese takeout?

You forgot Erlang and Poker bots.

You can use Claude Code against Kimi K2, DeepSeek, Qwen, etc. The 20$ a month plan gets you access to a token amount of sonnet for coding, but that wouldn't be indicative of how people are using it.

https://gist.github.com/WolframRavenwolf/0ee85a65b10e1a442e4...

We gave Gemini CLI a spin, it is kinda unhinged, I am impressed you were able to get your results. After reading through the Gemini CLI codebase, it appears to be a shallow photocopy knockoff of Claude Code, but it has no built in feedback loops or development guides other than, "you are an excellent senior programmer ..." the built in prompts are embarrassingly naive.

Qwen has it's own agent which I haven't used https://github.com/QwenLM/qwen-code

Another is https://github.com/sst/opencode

Someone else posted this as well, but ... you wouldn't be able to find it.

There are dozens, dozens of us that use hn.aloglia, much better interface than the front page.

Jon Gjengset (jonhoo) Who is famously fastidious did a stream on live coding where he did something similar in terms of control. Worth of a watch if that is a style you want to explore.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EL7Au1tzNxE

I don't have the energy to do that for most things I am writing these days which are small PoC where the vibe is fine.

I suspect as you do more, you will create dev guides and testing guides that can encapsulate more of that direction so you won't need to micromanage it.

If you used Gemini CLI, you picked the coding agent with the worst output. So if you got something that worked to your liking, you should try Claude.

> By assuming that "professional arm candy" must be of one gender

Didn't say that, you are projecting. I will assume now tho, HN has this untraveled suburban teenage male vibe when it comes to anything except code. That period when they discover Rand and are good a specific set of narrow problems.

Python is too popular, no one uses it anymore.

Something something grug printf is all you need. People who LARP as Unix neckbeards rejoice in having nothing. Not content, actively seek out worse solutions.

Real Scottish craftspeople enjoy having amazing tooling. They even know how to use a debugger!

People get colds in the winter time because they are all packed inside (without proper ventilation (ha!)).

Python still has no standard and open antagonistic towards refactoring their standard library so that the language and the library aren't shipped as a monolith.

The most difficult part for alternative Python implementations is supporting the same stdlib.

It would have to be shown with a large engineering margin that the exhaust salt would have known quantifiable effects.

It too might need to be physically subsea buried.

They don't talk about pollution, some pollution will drop off while coagulating microplastics can be much higher. The whole ocean is basically a fractionating column. Of course they are going to want to dump the salt in the bottom to complete the mass transfer loop of the upwelling water. This is going to mess up the whole thing.

Humans should be operating in closed water systems. We would have to do that anywhere else we go, we should be turning Earth into well run spaceship.

Inform me about my assumption of gender.

Don't pretend. You are trolling.

The same thing can be said for circular saw. The intention is the important aspect regardless of the purpose of the device.

Stop being coy and immature.

You are an algorithm.

Devices are supposed to work as intended, implied is WHEN intended. If you have a circular saw that randomly cuts when not asked, is a mature response "oh no our cutty thing cuts" ?

That is why your post was flagged. A snarky, snide response like your detracts from meaningful discussion.

I think what you meant to say is "that is not an enforced fair and free market" which is much different than capitalism.

The free-market folks talk about something that works in theory as an ideal, but has never actually been put into practice.

All of Open Source needs a sunlit patent pool, a searchable database of documented inventions AND all of the follow on ideas around them. This could provide a way to force patent examiners to do their jobs and allow the Open Source Community to crowd source invention bombing the proprietary world.

How does one lookup these patents? They need more exposure so they can be refuted.

What a shallow, dismissive and sexist thing to say.