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by __s 2mo ago
One group I followed switched to LinkedIn
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by __s 2mo ago
It doesn't, it just loses your session
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by __s 2mo ago
Haha, I was reading your comment as praise for Greg until the end
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by __s 2mo ago
Seemed to've worked out pretty well for Uber
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by __s 2mo ago
Yep. For managed postgres our threat model is to assume vm is compromised. It's paid off, just earlier this year there was RCE fix in PG 18.4
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by __s 3mo ago
Every year I just say I want to improve my work life balance & work out more Doesn't happen, but hey at least I'm being honest about what I'd like to improve
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by __s 3mo ago
Or just order any macropad
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by __s 3mo ago
I find it irritating with humans. "last but not the least" always distracts me as I then consider maybe the last item _is_ the least. & what is with everyone saying they want to "double click" into meeting items
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by __s 3mo ago
you encode information in the token, this was a motivation for postgres to remove 32 byte cap on tokens: https://www.postgresql.org/message-id/508d0505-8b7a-4864-a68... See from slide 26 https://www.pgevents
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by __s 3mo ago
Yes, https://www.pgbouncer.org/config.html#section-peers
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by __s 3mo ago
SO_REUSEPORT[1] pretty much does all we want in kernelspace vs unnecessary userspace hop inbetween. These all run on same VM 1: https://lwn.net/Articles/542629
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by __s 3mo ago
If it weren't for those bone spurs maybe that war wouldn't be so forgotten
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by __s 3mo ago
B-roll
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by __s 3mo ago
Silent execution of tremor was a pain in the ass trying to upgrade to nextjs 15 / react 19: https://github.com/tremorlabs/tremor/issues/148
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by __s 3mo ago
Yes. & in the end my experience has been that you can write low latency code with gc, but only by expending more effort than it'd take to use manual memory management
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by __s 3mo ago
Fable's spatial reasoning is much better. Over the weekend I had opus looking into a blank textbox issue[1] which it was spinning on for a few minutes, switching to fable immediately fixed But yeah opus often the better workhorse given
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by __s 3mo ago
I've experienced the opposite: wishing I were dead so life wouldn't go on with me falling into just another glum existence. That at the emotionally present moment I snapshot it, preventing inevitable dullness that time moves on Un
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by __s 3mo ago
Haha I'll be lucky if I can gather 2m & still have sacrificed much work life balance just because my type of stupid is an obsession
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by __s 3mo ago
> I have yet to see a program that silently handles allocation failures and doesn't crash Postgres handles allocation failures
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by __s 3mo ago
Sai is https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=saisrirampur Maybe we were saved by being acquired before hiring sales. Sai knew the problem & understood customers. He'd sometimes oversell a bit, but managed it: kept p
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by __s 3mo ago
I did at peerdb
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by __s 3mo ago
You don't need to be charitable, Snowflake laid off technical writers citing AI to replace them: https://snowflake.help/snowflake-layoffs-2026-technical-writ...
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by __s 3mo ago
& ClickHouse has managed Postgres in open beta (which I work on)
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by __s 3mo ago
I'm on 128GB ram strix halo, bought framework desktop for a few thousand CAD back when everyone was calling framework desktop overpriced
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by __s 3mo ago
If you're running pg yourself I recommend pgbackrest. It doesn't run as a daemon, & it forks multiple processes for concurrency. But it's simple to run as archive_command & is light on resources outside concurrency wa
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by __s 3mo ago
tbf it took 4 years since PG15 support was added for me to fix remote BASE_BACKUP support & wal-g base backups being inconsistent on PG15+ (parameter typo had pg_backup_stop return before wal archived far enough for consistency) https:
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by __s 3mo ago
indeed, wal-g actually started as a port of wal-e which was Python: https://www.citusdata.com/blog/2017/08/18/introducing-wal-g-... wal-g was a much larger improvement over wal-e. we're optimizing t
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by __s 3mo ago
in reality no, for the sake of the analogy, yes
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by __s 3mo ago
Correct. We tune overcommit so postgres reliably returns out of memory. It becomes complicated to accurately tune overcommit for every AWS instance type. We configure GOMEMLIMIT/cgroups but those are about RSS. Outliers come together:
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by __s 3mo ago
no. but wal-g & wal-rus both have parallelism over wal-e. however are you more asking about handling build up of wal / vacuum prevention caused by long running transactions? those are up to postgres, archive command only keeps push

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