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Pekka Enberg Zaid Humayun Will says: "we were also dissatisfied by 'traditional', in-process DST, because it made it very hard to test database version upgrades."

Not the worst reason to write a hypervisor either! 😀

Pekka Enberg DST also cannot catch bugs that can only happen in parallel environments as it executes it all serially, but this isn't a huge issue with Rust as it basically prevents all that by default

I love C and Linux. Seeing Rust become part of the kernel feels like a great step forward

As I am going through all the s/Limbo/Turso/ issues in preparation for an alpha release, I am realizing how much we accomplished in a year, but also how much more work there is ahead!

Aah, sweet, sweet green report from Antithesis as we prepare for first s/Limbo/Turso/ alpha release.

TIL, after 15 years working together, that Pekka Enberg and I have the same mental failure mode. Do you do that too ?

Turso, the next evolution of SQLite (previously codenamed "Limbo") reaches its first alpha milestone and first official release. We are so confident in our foundations, that we are offering you $1,000 if you find any data corruption bugs through our partnership with Algora

There are different reasons/benefits with every OLTP DB architecture. I would classify them into largely three types and I have run and managed all three versions in my lifetime. Pick your option based on what your company needs 1. Full local storage. This is kind of how we ran

This feature is now enabled on Turso repository and it indeed makes spotting what went wrong easier! 👏👏

Sriram Subramanian Good summary. One option you missed: scale-out remote storage at a layer higher than the block layer but below object (e.g. DB page layer in Aurora, or row layer in Aurora DSQL).

Do I know any Dart developers that would help review Dart bindings for Turso github.com/tursodatabase/…?

It’s crazy how cars have so much compute power these days that they can effectively considered as edge data centers…

What's the status of WebAssembly support in napi-rs? It's not fully clear to me from the docs if I should wait for 3.0 (in beta) or if the current stable release already supports it. And also, how do I configure the packaging?

I love it when Claude proudly says "MAJOR SUCCESS" when in reality all it did was undo a stupid bug it wrote in the previous iteration.

I have no tried Claude Code, only using Claude via Cursor. What am I missing out on?