06:21 <tankf33der> morning

06:22 <tankf33der> Regenaxer: https://www.brow.sh

06:22 <tankf33der> Browsh is a fully-modern text-based browser. It renders anything that a modern browser can; HTML5, CSS3, JS, video and even WebGL

06:24 <Regenaxer> Wow, sounds cool. Thanks!

06:25 <cess11> Looks good, thanks.

06:26 <Regenaxer> Will not run in Termux/Android I'm afraid (?)

06:28 <tankf33der> Regenaxer:

06:28 <tankf33der> Just point your SSH client to brow.sh, eg; `ssh brow.sh`. No auth needed. The service is for demonstration only, sessions last 5 minutes and are logged.

06:28 <tankf33der> try

06:28 <Regenaxer> yes, saw this. Is ".sh" a top level domain?

06:29 <cess11> Saint Helena top domain.

06:29 <cess11> British territories.

06:29 <Regenaxer> hehe, cool

06:30 <Regenaxer> Works indeed!

06:32 <Regenaxer> I try more later

07:53 <Regenaxer> I think brow.sh is not useful for me. Will not run in Termux as I understand it

07:53 <Regenaxer> And usage is clumsy, unless he supports configurable keys

07:53 <Regenaxer> I'm used to vi-style keys in w3m

07:54 <Regenaxer> w3m is blindingly fast

07:57 <tankf33der> ok

16:06 <tankf33der> https://clemenswinter.com/2018/07/09/how-to-analyze-billions-of-records-per-second-on-a-single-desktop-pc/2/

16:07 <tankf33der> again db testing against new york taxi rides

16:12 <Regenaxer> Uh, billions of records per second? No chance in pil, cant even *read* them in that time

16:16 <beneroth> the benchmark is to be done after all records are imported into DB

16:16 <tankf33der> i will look at this again

16:17 <beneroth> I this would be an interesting benchmark case

16:17 <tankf33der> i want import a year and count something

16:21 <beneroth> one thing to think about when comparing other DBs with pilDB is the caching in memory. most DBs are likely to do some memory caching, and in this benchmark they took the "best measurement of 10 runs". in pilDB, the in-memory caching of pilDB is under complete direct control of the programmer, so question is how to do that so that comparable numbers come out of the test

16:22 <tankf33der> when i think about this i dont use word comparing

16:23 <tankf33der> i just want to import, count and make a post on reddit :)

16:29 <beneroth> sounds good :)

16:30 <tankf33der> yellow_tripdata_2017-01.csv

16:30 <tankf33der> i've download one month

16:31 <tankf33der> https://pastebin.com/LBD2WSuk

16:40 <tankf33der> http://www.nyc.gov/html/tlc/downloads/pdf/data_dictionary_trip_records_yellow.pdf

16:41 <tankf33der> description of fields

16:49 <beneroth> bbl