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by asah 3y ago
not nothing: they got to examine Figma's books, IP/code, staff, etc where Figma got to see nothing about Adobe.
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by asah 3y ago
yes re table definition. To answer your question, for indexing there's a couple of options: - if you know which fields you want to index, use an expression index with a regular B-tree. - if you don't know which fields you want to
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by asah 3y ago
big +1 - IMHO the future of optimizers (and probably compilers...) are almost certainly ML-based.
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by asah 3y ago
see my reply above - one classic case is db system maintenance.
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by asah 3y ago
thanks! forgot to mention queuing (e.g. SQS), which is SUPER valuable, for example when you want to do large scale maintenance on the database (major version upgrade where the on-disk format can change)
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by asah 3y ago
2c: if you need PostgreSQL elsewhere in your app anyway, then store your event data in PostgreSQL + FOSS reporting tools (apache superset, metabase, etc) until you hit ~2TB. After that, decide if you need 2TB online or just need daily/
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by asah 3y ago
nice. big diff seems to be cost. Could be useful for analytics workloads, i.e. read replicas. https://www.ubicloud.com/docs/managed-postgresql/price-perfo... Would be nice to see copy-and-paste instructions for se
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by asah 3y ago
??? FB Messenger is available on facebook.com ?
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by asah 3y ago
I *love* postgresql but pgadmin is a big nope. I keep hoping someday... 1. UI remains klunky/ugly AF. Beyond aesthetics, you lost me when I can't copy/paste text from the UI e.g. error messages... the new connection screen (a
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by asah 3y ago
For me, the "monitor" control doesn't work (bottom-right corner) (but *beautiful work* OP)
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by asah 3y ago
The web interface started working for me again within a day of the outage.
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by asah 3y ago
The downvoting is so cute. Given the pace of AI development, y'all really think we're going to be typing individual lines of code in languages like golang? Seriously? Come on HN, you're better than this.
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by asah 3y ago
Given AI assisted programming, I'm not sure how much any of this matters...
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by asah 3y ago
supercool! 2004 vs 2023 screenshot: https://photos.app.goo.gl/5LtAhqoGQrpwp62PA
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by asah 3y ago
Disagree: I lived through several short/mild earthquakes in California and Tokyo. Visitors freaked a little, but locals looked up from their phones, confirmed with each other, then everybody guessed the magnitude and checked USGS to se
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by asah 3y ago
what color is that bike shed ? /s
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by asah 3y ago
what? um no: they are paying 21B because * Apple * has a monopoly on their platform and would divert users to another search engine who paid $1 more.
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by asah 3y ago
I use the web interface and it's also surprisingly bad, e.g. basic HTML bugs that interfere with engagement, e.g. text editor selection and editing bugs.
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by asah 3y ago
IMHO he should 'graduate' from this controversy - Stuart Semple is his own brand at this point, and arguably bigger than Anish Kapoor (in the retail space).
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by asah 3y ago
To me the question is what actual price I would've gotten.
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by asah 3y ago
I was also disappointed in 3.0 vs 2.0 Also, while I lived 2.0 is important to dust objects otherwise the dust will ruin the effect. Here's a ledge before painting: https://photos.app.goo.gl/9gxk4d3NqcUrt3Bj6 Note the d
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by asah 3y ago
not sure why you're getting downvoted. If realtors add more value than their commission, then great. Consider normies who don't understand why all this "tech stuff" costs so much money.
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by asah 3y ago
nah - SolarWinds was known bad stuff, and easily explained to the next employer.
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by asah 3y ago
LOL: https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Aarxiv.org+%22is+all+y... (apparently, a lot of things are "all you need" !)
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by asah 3y ago
at their scale and specialization, I'd hope this is done robotically... ?
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by asah 3y ago
"Trust arrives on foot and leaves on horseback." - old Dutch saying
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by asah 3y ago
+1 I've also negotiated transfer costs and in fact AWS has a semi-published discounting schedule for volume customers.
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by asah 3y ago
OP here: aws_s3 is a nice example of a proprietary extension that makes it hard to leave AWS.
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by asah 3y ago
the counterattack: spray all the trees with the stuff.
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by asah 3y ago
lol, that's rich of employers to get offended by a recruiting bait-and-switch !

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