Matt Butrovich

This seems to coincide with the Python 3.7 release on Homebrew a few days ago. Looks like tensorflow hasn't updated their compatibility list to include 3.7: https://github.com/tensorflow/tensorflow/issues/17022 Note the Programming...

Looks like we hit it again: http://jenkins.db.cs.cmu.edu:8080/blue/organizations/jenkins/terrier/detail/PR-1279/21/tests

The more I look at this, the more it seems like we're building a hack on top of an unstable foundation -- at least part 4 of @lmwnshn's description. We're...

So that’s sort of emblematic of the issues I feel like I’m finding in the current system. Things like maitaining a doubly-linked version chain, reads getting added to the RWSet,...

@apavlo Yes. @lmwnshn might need to do a rebase first, but I still think it should be merged.

I can't get your change for #1395 to work. I put a breakpoint [here](https://github.com/cmu-db/peloton/pull/1402/files#diff-023fd34a4233a33e1d640a552340f34cR168) and then ran the following in psql: ``` default_database=# CREATE TABLE foo(a int, b int); default_database=#...

Have a [branch going](https://github.com/mbutrovich/peloton/tree/llvm6) that has been tested in the following configurations: Ubuntu 16.04 (dev5): LLVM 3.7 (fails, but expected due to bad CPU support) LLVM 5.0 (passes make check,...

Note that this will impose buffer size and alignment requirements and assuming you want the data durable, still requires explicit `fsync` calls which is often the bottleneck for disk IO...

Just an update, I ran into this while testing YCSB with oltpbench for #739. The query is a `select *` on the table, and eventually ends up writing garbage while...

I think I'm hitting this while trying to run chbenchmark. Going to spend a couple hours tonight trying to understand it.