Hackernews posts about DuckDB
DuckDB is an open-source database that allows you to create and manage databases without requiring any data to be stored in them, making it a unique and innovative solution for developers and data analysts.
- DuckDB Internals Part 1 (www.greybeam.ai)
- Pandas vs. DuckDB vs. Polars: 20M rows, 10 operations, benchmarked (thedatabytes.substack.com)
- DuckDB isn't just fast (2024) (csvbase.com)
- Redesigning DuckDB's Sort, Again (2025) (duckdb.org)
- Lightweight Compression in DuckDB (2022) (duckdb.org)
- A Quick Primer on DuckDB, S3, and Plotly Studio (chris-parmer.com)
- Why DuckDB (duckdb.org)
- DuckDB WASM (github.com)
- DuckDB Storage Engine for MariaDB (mariadb.org)
- DuckDB SQLite Extension (github.com)
- Why DuckDB (duckdb.org)
- MariaDB now has a DuckDB storage engine (mariadb.org)
- DuckDB Storage Engine for MariaDB (mariadb.org)
- SlashDB ver. 2.2 /w DuckDB, advanced filter and AI (www.slashdb.com)
- Launch HN: BitBoard (YC P25) – Analytics Workspace for Agents (bitboard.work)
- Show HN: I built an open-source financial research terminal (SEC data and SQL) (terminal.tesseractanalytics.ai)
- Show HN: Runlet – Embeddedable JVM Pipelines (github.com)