Re: [VIDEO REPLAY] MADlib Call - Ask Us Anything (About MADlib)

Well, that has the C library support mixed in with a ton of other stuff. What's really needed is a "library" (or whatever the rust term is) that provides the same functionality that [1] and [2] provide at the C level today. Ideally the Postgres project would support that since it involves C

Re: [VIDEO REPLAY] MADlib Call - Ask Us Anything (About MADlib)

Rather have look at https://github.com/posix4e/jsoncdc On 01-Aug-2016 1:16 am, "Jim Nasby" wrote: > On 7/30/16 1:08 AM, Priya Ranjan wrote: > >> Thanks Greg, but not as a binding but a substitute for C++ code, as this >> code is untrusted there could be an exception

Re: [VIDEO REPLAY] MADlib Call - Ask Us Anything (About MADlib)

On 7/30/16 1:08 AM, Priya Ranjan wrote: Thanks Greg, but not as a binding but a substitute for C++ code, as this code is untrusted there could be an exception bringing down the entire server. Rustlang guarantees memory safety. https://github.com/thehydroimpulse/postgres-extension.rs appears to

Re: [VIDEO REPLAY] MADlib Call - Ask Us Anything (About MADlib)

Thanks Greg, but not as a binding but a substitute for C++ code, as this code is untrusted there could be an exception bringing down the entire server. Rustlang guarantees memory safety. Regards On Sat, 30 Jul 2016 11:09 Greg Chase wrote: > Hi Rangan, > Its nice to hear

Re: [VIDEO REPLAY] MADlib Call - Ask Us Anything (About MADlib)

Hi Rangan, Its nice to hear from you. I'll let other folks of the community speak about language bindings. But, and important thing to understand about MADlib in its current capabilities is that it is developed to work in-database in a variety of PostgreSQL-derived database platforms. To date, we

Re: [VIDEO REPLAY] MADlib Call - Ask Us Anything (About MADlib)

Thanks for posting, Greg. It was an interesting discussion. Frank On Wed, Jul 27, 2016 at 6:50 PM, Gregory Chase wrote: > Today's open office hours call turned into a delightful discussion with a > new user to MADlib. Other new users to MADlib may appreciate his >

Re: [VIDEO REPLAY] MADlib Call - Ask Us Anything (About MADlib)

Today's open office hours call turned into a delightful discussion with a new user to MADlib. Other new users to MADlib may appreciate his questions. Here's the full replay: https://youtu.be/EPQk5Uzs8OY?t=35s Here's the topics we talked about: 0:35 Our new users’ use case