Neynar

Celebrating the experimental launch of hubs.neynar.com

Any client of even basic complexity will need joins IMO

For example, the hot/new/top filters on Flink.

Neynar is using a replicator so I consider that to be the same thing as running your own.

In memory joins will work until you have a dataset larger than a few thousand records, which I think you’ll run up on for a feed algo depending on the parameters.

I’m excited about the potential of an in-hub DB from @haardikkk

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In memory joins will work until you have a dataset larger than a few thousand records, which I think you’ll run up on for a feed algo depending on the parameters.

I’m excited about the potential of an in-hub DB from @haardikkk

https://warpcast.com/haardikkk/0x6cd113a2

the real unlock would be getting performance to a point where we can do this on postgres instead of sqlite without noticeable differences

sqlite is so hot right now, I’d be fine with that