Not sure if the fastest disk-based KV db engine. It lacks comparison with FASTER KV, CandyStore, HaloDB and Bitcast. Any other suggestions? -- edit -- Oh, maybe Aerospike. But most of these are memory-based, so not a good comparison

I made this mistake, hoping that our new product would save the (software) company, and it ended up bankrupt. Sometimes firings are needed!

To anyone wondering like me, the Nintendo stock is at all time high.

So I think poster is using lowest form of wit.

Im curious what specifically you think is going wrong. Im a Nintendo fan from the consumer side but dont follow their business, aside from being a huge fan of Iwata’s life and story.

Isn't the Nintendo Switch popular?

we can also have a SQLite database with branches, like in Git:

https://github.com/aergoio/litetree

For replication of SQLite there are some options:

http://litereplica.io - single-master replication

http://litesync.io - multi-master replication

https://aergolite.aergo.io - highest security replication, using a small footprint blockchain

Have you used litereplica or litesync? It doesn't inspire confidence that their websites haven't been updated since 2016 and 2017 respectively.

Most things happen in the forums:

http://litesync.io/forum/

http://litereplica.io/forum/

It appeared 2 ads for me, the first one very big with 3 clickable links

Do you know if we can send e-mails from an Ethereum smart contract with Parsiq?

U can subscribe to certain event, when that event happens u can get the data u want and send it to a webhook, slack, telegram, google sheets, etc and do what u want, in this case send an email

I never heard of it. It appears that bedrock is for datacenters while AergoLite is decentralized, installed directly on each device. There may be many differences though.

It is community maintained here:

https://github.com/htm-community

But I guess that the focus on Numenta now is on new deeper ideas, mainly related to grid cells and processing of spatial data on mini-columns