Hackernews posts about Arrow
Arrow is an open-source software framework for in-memory data processing and columnar storage that allows for efficient handling of large-scale datasets across various programming languages.
- Shiraoi: Where the first arrows of the last war fell (2009) (spikejapan.wordpress.com)
- Direction-Aware Arrow Shape using corner-shape (css-tip.com)
- LLKV: Arrow-Native SQL over Key-Value Storage (crates.io)
- Show HN: Spectral Indexing, from concept to paper to alpha in 45 days (www.tuned.org.uk)
- Metamaterials-Inspired Software Engineering (economyoftime.net)
- Arrogance as a Vulnerability: How 'Hopefully Secure' Firebase Cost a $1M Startup (prajyoth.pages.dev)
- In an AI World, People Buy from People (www.fiction.com)
- New lab-made bone marrow model is a bioengineering first (www.popsci.com)
- Show HN: I built an LLM powered receptionist for website chats (receptionst.com)
- Show HN: Norma – build good datasets (using an objective) (norma.grouplabs.ca)
- Show HN: Opensource.Builders 2.0 – find and build open source alternatives (opensource.builders)
- Show HN: Interpersonal – toward real-time nudges for video calls (interpersonal.work)