alt Hacker NewsOkay I spent an hour trying to read this AI Slop. The prefix key idea is "cool" (see: 1). Gives you sort of "best of both words" B+ tree and B tree behavior.
It only applies to `u64`, `u128`, `[u8]`, `str` (and box/vec variants) AFAIT [2]. Their own 'agentic' pre-release checklist calls this out as work that needs to be done prior to release. But then I can be wrong because as OP says
> No human can write better code than LLMs. All of the implementation is written by LLMs, and cross-checked by LLMs from different providers.
cites:
1. https://bbtree.xiangpeng.systems/post/#apply-to-b-trees
2. https://github.com/XiangpengHao/bbtree/blob/main/bbtree/src/...
Hi author here, first of all, thank you for taking time to read the AI slop, you probably already spend more time than I do on this repo, appreciated!
The inline key: yes, it applies to all kinds of integers and strings, and it exposes InlineKey traits that allow you to implement your own inline prefix.
The checklist items: I forget to cross them and they are all implemented, although I think the checklist item has nothing to do with bbtree. but this is definitely a flaw.