Gavin Ray

@sbarfurth It still works fantastic, even with the new Jetbrains Beta UI I've manually editted the plugin manifest in the `.jar` with 7-zip to get it to run in the...

> The main issue honestly is how bun does I/O. A lot of bun's code makes assumptions that I/O is fast and that reading/writing a file won’t block for long....

As a side-tangent, supporting Trino would effectively give you Presto and Athena support as well, since they use (more or less) the same engines. When we developed jOOQ for Athena,...

To get around these issues @lukaseder, we actually use the `map_from_entries()` function along with `cast() as json` and row number aggregations It's the only way I've found to get around...

The above was found out first by taking the answer provided by this amazing SO person: - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/73738969/athena-presto-sql-for-producing-array-of-nested-maps-structs-from-flat-rows And realizing that it breaks after some levels of nesting, there's a...

Also, it's worth mentioning that the solution given above does not work for most SQL dialects. This is because in many of the `table_X` CTE scopes, columns with identical names...

No problem, as long as there aren't any tricky bits/gotchas to be aware of I can probably contribute the Quarkus implementation using the Spring one as a reference implementation Micronaut,...

Did this ever get posted there? I also agree someone should post it (ideally @beef9999 if they want) I can also post it, but I don't want that to come...

> Not sure why it's so interesting to post on HN, honestly most of the commentary there is vitriol and not very useful. What are we trying to accomplish? (Personally)...

@beef9999 I have posted it at [A performance review of io_uring vs. epoll for standard/streamed socket traffic](https://github.com/axboe/liburing/issues/536) 👍 Hopefully some people find it interesting