Not trying to rain on this parade. But it would be nice to know how much of this a person sat down and made. The captions all have the "X, not Y" tic, every component cites source by line number, and the site went from a post every few months to six in a week in four languages. Which all point to heavy LLM usage. It's not a crime. I'd probably use the robot to help build the thing too. It's just feels a bit icky on a Show HN.
There's a console and you can track your command! Very cool. Not sure if 3D is needed but very cool nonetheless, It might be that some things are missing (I don't know redis internals though) like some encoding step when getting data back to client, managing client connections and their state (multi, watch) etc.
Will this become a trend? When the client asks you for an architecture diagram, you respond with a 3d world.
I created an interactive map to better understand how Redis works
Each component links to the source code, and you can open the console to enter your own commands and watch the execution flow
Not trying to rain on this parade. But it would be nice to know how much of this a person sat down and made. The captions all have the "X, not Y" tic, every component cites source by line number, and the site went from a post every few months to six in a week in four languages. Which all point to heavy LLM usage. It's not a crime. I'd probably use the robot to help build the thing too. It's just feels a bit icky on a Show HN.
Looks beautiful thank you! Looking at it though I keep thinking - would understand it better if it was factorio :-D
it is very beautifull idea and implementation. Open source available? It is good material for teaching how redis works.
https://nikolays.github.io/PGSimCity/
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49063754
@antirez may like it
Is it live on some redis?
There's a console and you can track your command! Very cool. Not sure if 3D is needed but very cool nonetheless, It might be that some things are missing (I don't know redis internals though) like some encoding step when getting data back to client, managing client connections and their state (multi, watch) etc.
very cool, fun to visualize :-)
"It's a UNIX system! I know this!"
wow looks really fun
3D model is almost like 2D diagram, only needlessly confusing and slop.
add this to list of S-tier HN resources https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49183198