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@ycombinator: Ardent (@ArdentAI) let's you clone any Postgres DB <6s at TB scale so coding agents can test their code and engineering…

X AI KOLs Following · yesterday Cached

Ardent is a Y Combinator-backed tool that clones any PostgreSQL database in under 6 seconds at TB scale, enabling coding agents and developers to test code on production-like clones without risking downtime. The tool is already being used by companies like Supermemory and Surface Labs.

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Show HN: GETadb.com – every GET request creates a DB

Hacker News Top · yesterday Cached

GETadb.com offers an instant backend with a relational database, sync engine, and auth, accessible via a simple GET request without sign-up, allowing AI agents like Claude or Codex to build full-stack apps seamlessly.

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Ask HN: We just had an actual UUID v4 collision...

Hacker News Top · yesterday Cached

A developer reports a real UUID v4 collision in a database with only 15,000 records, raising questions about the randomness of the uuid npm package.

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Bitfield

Product Hunt · yesterday

Bitfield is a database claiming to be the fastest in the world with read speeds of 0.69ns and write speeds of 0.58ns.

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@Greptime: GreptimeDB's flat-format queries can now prefilter on any column — tags, fields, timestamps — not just primary keys. Wh…

X AI KOLs Following · 2d ago Cached

GreptimeDB's flat-format queries now support prefiltering on any column (tags, fields, timestamps), not just primary keys, delivering up to 4.5x faster performance. Additionally, the mito2 storage engine removed its legacy scan path, cleaning up about 1,800 lines of code.

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Removing fsync from our local storage engine

Hacker News Top · 2d ago Cached

FractalBits introduces a specialized single-node KV storage engine that eliminates fsync calls to achieve significantly higher write throughput on NVMe SSDs by managing durability directly at the hardware level.

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How to Optimize MongoDB Query Performance with Indexes

Hacker News Top · 3d ago Cached

A tutorial on optimizing MongoDB query performance using indexes, demonstrating how to identify slow queries, apply compound indexes, and manage them visually using the VisuaLeaf tool. The workflow covers query profiling, index recommendations, and common indexing mistakes.

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Redis Array Playground

Simon Willison's Blog · 5d ago Cached

A new array data type is being added to Redis via a PR, and an interactive WASM-based playground has been built to experiment with the new commands.

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Diagnosing Random MariaDB Freezes

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-04-20 Cached

Frappe Cloud investigated recurring database freezes affecting thousands of hosted sites by using eBPF tracing to monitor disk I/O at the kernel level, discovering a suspicious query pattern that triggered the incidents.

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@BenjDicken: Sharding is: 1) The foundation of database scalability 2) Super interesting architecturally If you want to Design Data …

X AI KOLs Timeline · 2026-04-19 Cached

Ben Dicken emphasizes that sharding is essential for building scalable databases and architecting data-intensive applications.

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SQLite prefixes its temp files with `etilqs_`

Lobsters Hottest · 2026-04-18 Cached

SQLite prefixes temporary files with 'etilqs_' (sqlite backwards) instead of 'sqlite_' to avoid user complaints after McAfee's antivirus product created confusion with temp files in Windows.

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Zero-Copy Pages in Rust: Or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Lifetimes

Hacker News Top · 2026-04-16 Cached

A technical deep-dive into implementing zero-copy page handling in Rust for a database engine, exploring how Rust's lifetime system enables safe zero-copy semantics between the buffer pool and upper database layers while using Direct I/O to bypass the OS page cache.

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datasette-export-database 0.3a1

Simon Willison's Blog · 2026-04-15 Cached

datasette-export-database version 0.3a1 released, providing database export functionality as part of the Datasette ecosystem.

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SQLite 3.53.0

Simon Willison's Blog · 2026-04-11 Cached

SQLite 3.53.0 releases with significant accumulated improvements including ALTER TABLE constraint modifications, new JSON functions (json_array_insert), and major CLI mode enhancements via a new Query Results Formatter library.

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Scaling PostgreSQL to power 800 million ChatGPT users

OpenAI Blog · 2026-01-22 Cached

OpenAI shares technical insights on scaling PostgreSQL to support 800 million ChatGPT users and millions of queries per second, using a single-primary architecture with 50 read replicas while managing challenges from write-heavy workloads through sharding and optimization strategies.

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