At simplifieDB, we follow below principles in our daily job routine.
- If you write your problems very clearly, its half solved.
- Be pellucid about your work. Keep digging down.
- Customer obsession is not greater than your family’s obsession. Make balance.
- Success of our customer is success of our business.
- Perfection is not always required. Be first.
- Enjoy your work and keep things simple.
- Don’t worry too much. We together will find out the solution.
- Always listen ideas/solutions of your colleague. Don’t just reject.
- Always share, what you learnt today. This will help you and everyone grow.
- Don’t disagree about a solution, just because of your ego. Remember the target, not ego.
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How one space can create a nightmare for you…
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tpc-c Benchmarking of MySQL 8.0.44
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What type of databases are well suited for LLM ? part 1
We all know vector data type but do you know its scale os usage, lets see from basics.
Some very basics of LSM tree….
This article is in continuation of my previous article on my journey from relational to distributed database. Also I talked about probabilistic data structure here. While discussing distributed databases with one of my colleague, I realised that we often miss focusing on basics and then I decided to publish this article in most simplest form.…
Journey from Relational to Distributed databases
This article covers how I moved from Relational to distributed databases and how I started learning in detail.
Who said nothing to do while migrating from MySQL 5.7 to 8 ?
As you know that MySQL 5.7 is going to be in its end of life this month (when I wrote this article) and many businesses are upgrading to 8 ( except few ones, believe me its true) . Many cloud vendors are providing extra support and time to their customer so that they can move…
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