Matthew Turner

Throwing it back with some K&R on flight to company hackathon.

Oh and I still need to get the nvim client working on Windows.

Because I time boxed the core work on this project I didnt get through everything I would have liked to minimize dependencies (for example I still use Regex for parsing and simd-json for serde).

Theres also a lot of room for more tests.

But still im glad I ended at a place where its useful.

This was my first FFI / C related project so very open to feedback on that part of the implementation (ChatGPT helped some but I really tried to minimize usage of it).

My project for the holidays was a nvim plugin / cli app to index / search / view RFCs. It's a minimal dependencies project with the core / cli written in Rust that exposes an API over FFI to Lua for native performance from nvim. If you like reading RFCs check it out!

github.com/matthewmturn...

Incremental view maintenance by suremarc · Pull Request #3 · datafusion-contrib/datafusion-materialized-views The heart of this PR is a new UDTF, called file_dependencies. This UDTF takes in an identifier for a materialized view and spits out a "build plan" that lists "build targets" fo...

This is so cool: Matthew Cramerus has implemented materialized views in DataFusion and is now building a reusable library:
github.com/datafusion-c...

Im really surprised that #stripe doesnt seem to have a parameter to give a title to a checkout session. Closest i've seen is `custom_text` for `submit` button but the display for that is very subtle and not the header like display id like.

A TUI using public APIs from #dayjob. Portfolio input / details, streaming prices, realtime P&L computation & graphing, and news search

This was mostly a fun way to get familiar with our product but I was hoping to open source it at some point.

Amazon S3 adds new functionality for conditional writes - AWS Discover more about what's new at AWS with Amazon S3 adds new functionality for conditional writes

@xuanwo.io it continues! aws.amazon.com/about-aws/wh...

This has been a long time coming. After the concerted efforts many engineers from across companies and across continents, posted some great benchmark results

datafusion.apache.org/blog/2024/11...

No problem. Just trying to understand the message.

Are there any features on your wishlist?

Can you expand on the “undone progress” - you don’t think the changes have been good?

First post! Excited to be here. It's cool to see the tech / data communities building on this platform.