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https://lib.rs/keywords/regex-automata

#regex-automata = regex, regex-automata, regex-cursor, resharp, autour_core, rusty_regex, sheng, deterministic_automata, Moha_regex, regex-pool, etc.

https://ai-coding.wiselychen.com/langfuse-postgresql-clickhouse-rls-tradeoff/

Langfuse v3 架構大改,把 traces 從 PostgreSQL 遷移到 ClickHouse。但這不代表 PostgreSQL 不行了——在 RLS 多租戶隔離、Audit Trail 合規場景,PostgreSQL 的 defense in depth 仍然是最可靠的選擇。

https://www.etymonline.com/word/tantrum

"burst of ill humor," 1714, tanterum, colloquial, of unknown origin. See origin and meaning of tantrum.

https://docs.rs/crate/agcodex-core/latest

Docs.rs x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu Feature flags docs.rs Rust agcodex-core 0.1.0 Core business logic with AST-RAG engine and tree-sitter integration Documentation Coverage 53.2% 1695 out of 3186 items documented2 out of 982 items with examples Size Source code size: 2.29 MB This is the summed size of all the files inside the crates.io package for this release. Documentation size: 60.15 MB This is the summed size of all files generated by rustdoc for all configured targets Ø build duration this release: 1m 47s

https://motley-slayer.readthedocs.io/examples/09_lightning_talk/lightning_talk/

Home Getting Started Concepts Reference Wire Protocols (BI Tools) dbt Tutorials Notebook Auto-Ingestion Notebook Time Dimensions Notebook Joins Notebook Joined Measures Notebook Multistage Queries Notebook Aggregations Notebook Lightning Talk Notebook Row-Level Security Notebook dbt MetricFlow Import Notebook Schema Drift (worked example) Configuration Development SLayer Tutorials Lightning Talk Edit on motleyai/slayer SLayer in 10 minutes — lightning-talk notebook ¶ This is the slide-deck companion to ligh

https://voiceofthedba.com/2026/01/30/there-are-a-lot-of-databases/

I was reading Andy Pavlo's end-of-year review of the database world. He's done this for a number of years, and there are links to previous recaps in the piece. He is an associate computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon University, working on quite a few database-related projects. In the review, he tends to track the…

https://0xcc.re/2026/05/01/prism-why-i-built-my-own-search-engine.html/

# Prism: Why I built my own search engine // 0xcc.re At some point at work I had to delete a large Elasticsearch index. Straightforward task, you’d think. The index had grown out of control, nothing useful in it anymore, and it was eating disk. The problem was how you delete in Elasticsearch. delete_by_query doesn’t just delete — it copies the data to a new index first, then removes the old one. So before you can delete your way out of a disk space problem, you need… disk space. Enough to hold a second co

https://cooklang.org/blog/16-recipe-discovery-without-ads/

Recipe sites bury recipes under ads and SEO filler. The Cooklang Federation is a searchable index of community-tested recipes — no ads, no tracking, no life stories.

https://thebrainbin.org/u/@[email protected]/comments

content aggregator and micro-blogging platform for the fediverse

https://www.jacky.wtf/essays/2024/making-livtet/

# Making Livtet: A Project for Book Lovers by Jacky Alciné • published August 12, 2024 I wrote a bit about my goal with a project for books and the things that led to its inspiration. Now I'd like to share it with you all. In short, it's a project that's meant to replace my use of Calibre , a venerable solution for folks wanting to work with their book collections. If you haven't, I suggest reading a bit about its history ; there's a reason it's the go-to solution for a lot of people. However, my want and

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