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TLDR: it can be caused by hint bit updates, as well as page pruning - both can be kicked off by a select query, and will be counted as part of the query’s stati
by cube2222 2y ago
TLDR: it can be caused by hint bit updates, as well as page pruning - both can be kicked off by a select query, and will be counted as part of the query’s statistics.
However, the article as a whole is both a much wider and deeper dive. I recommend giving it a read in full!
- vichle 2y agoThanks, a TLDR should be mandatory for articles of this length :)
- stronglikedan 2y agoAs articles (especially about postgres) go, this isn't that long, but you can always get your own AI summary if it's too long for you.
- SoftTalker 2y agoFirefox reader mode (necessary to read this, as the font size and color choices are poor) estimated this at a 30+ minute read. It would be a courtesy to readers for authors to provide a summary. That way people can decide if they want to spend time reading further. This is why academic papers have an abstract up front.
- makeitdouble 2y ago> AI summary This is one of the AI side effect that I fear the most. We're not there, and perhaps will never be, but I imagine a point where information organization becomes fully neglected because an AI tools can do something about it. We have a taste of it with emailing that became a wasteland as we're supposed to filter and search it either way, and mail notifications have only a on/off button and nothing in-between. Not reading emails is I think close to the norm, and I guess "TLDR" will stop being an expression and just a fact of life ?