Re:Dragonfly – The most performant in-memory data store on E...
by dangoodmanUT on Sunday May 21, 2023 @08:04AM
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Why should I trust someone with my data that can't even manage this lmao
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Re:Dragonfly – The most performant in-memory data store on E...
by romange on Sunday May 21, 2023 @09:58AM
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Because we focus on building the most
awesome datastore and you should decide whether you prefer having your store designed by good marketeers or good engineers.
Re:Dragonfly – The most performant in-memory data store on E...
by detaro on Sunday May 21, 2023 @11:33AM
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"Willing to take shortcuts of questionable ethics" is not a sign of a good engineer either. EDIT: ah, and now I see you also defending your shitty benchmarks downthread. Yeah, no, that's not how you gain trust.
Re:Dragonfly – The most performant in-memory data store on E...
by white_dragon88 on Monday May 22, 2023 @10:17PM
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Tone deaf and arrogant. As a ‘good engineer’ I also know that my website is part of my image and I should be taking care in handling it just as much as I do with my product implementation.
Re:Dragonfly – The most performant in-memory data store on E...
by avinassh on Sunday May 21, 2023 @10:48AM
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Is that a valid reason to asses a tech product? Does it matter how good or bad they are content and SEO?
From this bad episode alone, how can we judge if they are bad at keeping the data safe/secure?
I am trying to remember when I last checked Redis' or Clickhouse's homepage or other pages on their site. I only care about their documentation pages and if they deliver what they are promising.