redis-oxide

Not the first repo he is plagiarizing. One of the first things I see when visiting his profile: https://github.com/obaraelijah/redis-proto From: https://github.com/dpbriggs/redis-oxide But Elijah Samson / obaraelijah / elly sam has started removing or making repositories private now that he has been found out.

In practice I am not sure how true that is. There is a phenomenal ecosystem around org-mode that will require an amazing amount of work to recreate in other editors. I haven't seem other editors get close to the convenience and integration org-mode has in emacs. For example, org-babel lets me dynamically generate entire sections of a README on github[0]: #+BEGIN_SRC python :results output raw :format org :exports results ... elided python to generate org mode ... #+END_SRC Not to mention org-capture, org-agenda, or the various org-export-* functions. The deep hackiness of emacs lets this stuff just work naturally. And the quality of org-export is just amazing, especially when compared to say pandoc. I have done all of my university assignments in org-mode, augmenting with latex where required, and it just works. Same concept

I'm finishing up my rust project convenient-skiplist [0] so I can finally achieve sorted set time-complexity parity between redis-oxide [1] and actual redis [2]. It's been quite challenging to get indexing working in a coherent and performant way. My sorted set implementation is "pure" in the sense you can only travel right and down, so you have to dance carefully to make the arithmetic work. And the fact it's in rust adds the additional headaches of borrow checker / etc. Very fun though. [0] https://github.com/dpbriggs/convenient-skiplist [1] https://github.com/dpbriggs/redis-oxide [2] https://redis.io/commands/zpopmax