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by aeyes 4y ago
Where are the specs of the offering? I couldn't find information on the maximum DB size, maximum number of connections, network throughput, datacenter locations and other basic information. The screenshot on the homepage clearly shows
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by aeyes 4y ago
Yes, you can set it on the subscriber. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/runtime-config-wal.h...
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by aeyes 4y ago
You might want to have another look at the Fed balance sheet this week: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WALCL Months of work undone by loaning to banks which made risky investments betting against high interest rate
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by aeyes 4y ago
> SVB would have held them to maturity had the bank run not happened, and now somebody else will instead This "somebody" is the government aka the central bank putting these bonds on their balance sheet. This is a new form of q
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by aeyes 4y ago
You might want to slow down on hiring, more people doesn't equal to solving the problem faster or better. It could be better to queue new sign ups to your service for a while, even if it's painful.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Most people only use etcd at small scale. If you try to store 10 or even 100GB in etcd you are going to run into uncommon problems. Most people don't even know that the Kubernetes control plane by default has a hard limit on etcd size.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Without knowing anything my guess is that they give big discounts to large accounts and write that off as sales/marketing cost. Only that it doesn't work because if you don't give me that price again I'll just pull the p
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by aeyes 4y ago
You aren't going to write 100k lines of shell scripts but you might reach this amount of code in JS projects so we should rightfully hold the language to a higher standard. Shell scripts are just glue and unless they get huge they are
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by aeyes 4y ago
Maybe that is what Fly had in mind: That some company like Upstash would bring "managed" serverless Postgres to their platform. Unless somebody natively implements clustering in Postgres I don't see that happening anytime soo
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by aeyes 4y ago
If I was in their shoes I'd probably aim for a "serverless" Postgres experience where you get a connection string and you know nothing else. I think RDS, Crunchy, Aiven and others aren't quite there yet.
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by aeyes 4y ago
I guess you could still sell them on the RI marketplace.
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by aeyes 4y ago
The first settlers most likely made it to Rapa Nui from East Polynesia, this trip has been done in 19 days in a replica canoe in 1975. The island used to be almost completely covered by a forest, it got deforested over time. Initially it wo
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by aeyes 4y ago
The only cost is the time it takes you to sculpt it out of the rock. The statues differ a lot in size so you can't easily answer that question. The biggest are very close to the quarry. Many didn't even make it to their final dest
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by aeyes 4y ago
But your device is still perfectly usable after the last update. It will probably take at least 2 years before apps refuse to work on that version. By the way: In 3 days iPhone battery replacement price will go up by $20, not such a good de
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by aeyes 4y ago
The response is wrong though. The RFC for this function which someone quoted further down in the bug report clearly stated that it should return false even if you feed it a garbage hash.
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by aeyes 4y ago
On Kubernetes which they mainly target the Kubernetes control plane would update the list of active service endpoints according to health checks. Standalone you could do it with the API and a small daemon but out of the box there is no supp
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by aeyes 4y ago
> All employee compensation is (minuscule) dilution. Miniscule? Is this a joke? Last year their stock based compensation was almost $20B. As a shareholder I wouldn't be amused about this.
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by aeyes 4y ago
I learned that off-by one errors, mixing up arguments and caches are hard to debug. I have easily spent days debugging many such problems which were almost always solved by a one line change. And rarely did I find ways to prevent similar bu
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by aeyes 4y ago
Nowadays the comment section on several channels I watch is full of spam, oftentimes 50+ fake accounts responding to each other in threads.
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by aeyes 4y ago
True, my mistake! I was looking at 9 months ended but somehow thought it was just the last quarter.
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by aeyes 4y ago
They are burning over $1B per quarter (before stock based comp) and it's accelerating. If they want to turn that around by reducing staff this won't be the last round.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Discogs.com
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by aeyes 4y ago
I use Apollo (paid version) after Alien Blue got unusable and I still have the problem that sometimes links go to the mobile site in a browser within Apollo where I get bombarded with "download the Reddit app". I wouldn't be
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by aeyes 4y ago
I use global search from time to time to see how other projects use certain libraries. When the documentation of said libraries is sparse this can sometimes be a good timesaver.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Because inflation affects products which you have to buy to survive, like food, electricity and gas. And if you only look at gas its 90% vs 2020. A lot of people need their car to get to work.
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by aeyes 4y ago
Why do you call Spotify a startup? It was founded over 15 years ago. Hundreds of thousands of companies have come and gone during this time. Is it because they aren't profitable just yet? How many more years are you willing to wait?
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by aeyes 4y ago
Unless they manage to somehow bring back the early Yahoo hacker culture they don't stand a chance. The track record is that nothing interesting came out of Yahoo in the last 10 years so I don't know why these kind of people would
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by aeyes 4y ago
Their argument is that it is less polluting because people don't have to fly to have a tropical vacation. It seems to work, they are constantly expanding. I went last December, the place was packed. Surprisingly I'd say about 40%
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by aeyes 4y ago
If you do this be careful what your temp_buffers is set to so that your temp tables don't spill to disk. If you are on a network file system, for example on AWS RDS, writing big (a few hundred MB) temp tables to disk will stall all tra
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by aeyes 4y ago
Really nice, I especially like the design of the stats. One thing that throws me off quite a lot is the smooth cursor animation, good to see that you already allow to turn that off.

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