THE SF DATABASE MEETUP: November

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Two speakers present database projects, followed by questions and networking before and after the talks.

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Join us on November 9th for the SF Database Meetup, where we'll hear about two brand-new projects: a database built to answer what Postgres would look like if it were designed today, and the fastest ordered map in Rust, written by LLMs and verified with fuzzing, formal proofs, DST and human judgement. As usual, we’ll also be giving away our Database hats, stickers and more. There’s limited spots available for this event so make sure to RSVP. Speakers: Manish Rai Jain, Egres (founder of Dgraph): What would Postgres look like if we designed it today? Building EgresXiangpeng Hao, SpiralDB (creator of bbtree and LiquidCache): bbtree: building the fastest ordered map with LLMs, without giving up on correctness Schedule: 5:30–6:00 — Doors Open and Networking 6:00–7:15 — Talks 7:15–7:45 — Questions 7:45–9:00 — Networking Can’t make this one? Sign up here to learn about future events About PlanetScale PlanetScale is the most reliable and performant database platform for MySQL and Postgres. PlanetScale databases power everything from projects on the $5 PS-5 Postgres tier to the primary databases behind Square, Cash App, Cursor, and more. Learn more at PlanetScale.com.

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