by landingunless on 5/13/24, 1:29 PM with 72 comments
by nathanwallace on 5/13/24, 8:57 PM
by whalesalad on 5/14/24, 2:53 AM
by arduanika on 5/13/24, 9:21 PM
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P._G._Wodehouse
Very clever naming!
by ahachete on 5/14/24, 9:20 AM
I like this one very much. Very simple way to avoid having to use different set of tools and query languages (or more limited query languages) to query lakes.
by kiwicopple on 5/13/24, 7:38 PM
I'm curious about HN's position between these two formats? I'm having a hard time deciphering which might be the industry winner (or perhaps they both have a place, no "winner" necessary)
by tehlike on 5/13/24, 7:29 PM
by jeadie on 5/13/24, 9:45 PM
by yrashk on 5/13/24, 7:36 PM
I think I can see some parallels to Supabase's wrappers project.
Keep up the good work!
by mcdonje on 5/13/24, 8:15 PM
by nikita on 5/14/24, 1:16 AM
I assume that's DataFusion speed. What's the plan to improve upon it?
by nikita on 5/13/24, 9:01 PM
by mustafabal on 5/14/24, 2:03 AM
by tarasglek on 5/14/24, 6:01 AM
What's the model to feed such a lake from some queue?
by epsilonic on 5/13/24, 11:13 PM
by sdairs on 5/13/24, 8:04 PM
Could you share the key difference between this and the previous pg_analytics, and motivation of making it a separate plugin?
by samber on 5/13/24, 8:22 PM
2 questions:
- do you distribute query processing over multiple pg nodes ?
- do you store the metadata in PG, instead of a traditional metastore?
by brunoqc on 5/13/24, 7:46 PM
by hardwaresofton on 5/14/24, 3:02 AM
It's really crazy how some projects just instantly enable a whole generation of new possibilities.
If you are impressed like this and want to build something like it -- check out pgrx, it's a pretty great experience.
by q9tE6uHb7yKq on 5/14/24, 1:34 AM