Got `sqlancer` testing tool to run in a loop on an ECS task on fargate, with github+slack integration, corruption+WAL inspection tools run on any problematic DB's for the GH issue for analysis. Took ~6hrs. Pre-AI this would take 2-3 days to setup completely, and been a PITA :)

TIL:

You really can only fix bugs at the rate that you can discover them. This seems obvious, but there's an awkward stage for each project where you're not really able to fully surface many of the important issues, whether its from lack of actual users, or lack of fuzzing/testing

It's amazing, even with how big of a SQLite nerd's those of us at Turso are... Even after reading it's source code endlessly and rewriting it from scratch. We still regularly learn of new syntax, features or quirks we were not aware of.

Using dogfooding pretty much as an excuse to rewrite an internal networking service from Go to Rust... Now our second service that will be using tursodb in production :D

Partial sync really one of the coolest features out there

Spent my weekend reading and learning about distributed join algorithms, as my existing knowledge is entirely limited to in-process/single node DBMS... And I will say that the complexity increase in planning those queries seems to be pretty much exactly what you would expect :)

god help you if ever need to build some libraries for windows11 aarch64 AND non-intel macs

In a world of ever increasing AI slop where some people don't even read the code they crank out, this takes you back to proper engineering. Refreshing!

Just shipped AgentFS 0.6.0, now in beta! What's new: 🔧 Full POSIX compatibility for FUSE and NFS 🔐 Local encryption support ⚡ Faster & more reliable 🛠️ New agentfs exec & agentfs migrate commands Full release notes and download link 👇

Recently decided that I'll be moving to SF when I am released (early May). Very exciting

The incredibly rare github W

Trying to make tursodb's hash table brutally frame-mog SQLite's ephemeral BTree's for TPC-H queries.

A good way to start the day. First contribution to Turso There are some good first issues available. Come fix bugs!

Damn I already miss the days where submitting/merging a non-trivial PR to an open source project meant that you (generally, at least) knew what you were doing and had deeply studied the code base and understood the problem surface.

My good friend's blog post about his journey learning to program in prison, super proud of him and glad I could be a part of it. ck-7vn.dev/blog/Home

Ah yes... notifications nerfed once again

LFG. The significance of this book simply cannot be overstated.

Making RIGHT JOIN's work... Not that anybody really cares about right joins

You cannot make this stuff up