Nicholas Gates
@ngates_
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Co-Founder / CTO @spiraldb
London, England
Joined February 2021
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Checkout our latest post by @andreweduffy about bridging our Rust code to Java to accelerate Apache Iceberg queries 🏎️.
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I bet there aren't any other file formats that come with a slick terminal explorer 😎
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And so it begins… a shame to see Iceberg caving in to DataBricks on technical design decisions whose only benefit is better compatibility with Delta.
It will be interesting to see what the Apache Iceberg community thinks about merging its format with Delta Lake instead of innovating independently.
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Fsst & Furious.
In our next post, @andreweduffy writes about state-of-the-art string compression with FSST and #Rust 🦀.
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After a decade of fighting spell checkers at work, I have chosen this Fourth of July weekend to finally surrender 🇺🇸
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It's kind of ridiculous that OIDC authentication is not more widespread. PyPi leading the way. If I have to copy one more god token. .
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Does no one except @auth0 support OAuth 2.0 Device Auth Flow?. I've checked @stytchauth, @WorkOS, @FronteggForSaaS, @HeyKinde, @supabase . Thinking of creating a CloudFlare worker to MITM this. .
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RT @spiraldb: Check out our inaugural blog post by @ngates_ describing the FastLanes compression layout and how you too can decode >100 bi….
spiraldb.com
Deep dives and design decisions
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It will be interesting to see what the Apache Iceberg community thinks about merging its format with Delta Lake instead of innovating independently.
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When you need two USB-C ports on your MacBook and don’t want to lose your YubiKey…
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Quick! Grab your real estate!.
Today, we are rolling out the first step in our plan to build financial support and long-term sustainability, while simultaneously giving our users one of our most requested features: organization accounts.
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This is great! More tools should offer support for OIDC tokens and stop asking me to generate API tokens with no expiry 👀.
Starting today, PyPI package maintainers can adopt a new, more secure publishing method that does not require long-lived passwords or API tokens to be shared with external systems.
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