kid_atticus

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by kid_atticus 6y ago
There are generally two classes for FDWs: Postgres<->Postgres and Postgres->Everything else. The first one is generally suitable for production and is very useful for sharded Postgres when you want to communicate across shards with
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by kid_atticus 6y ago
It is not. Look at the list on the left side menu. It gives recommendations and detailed descriptions for each tunable parameter in postgres.
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by kid_atticus 6y ago
At my previous workplaces: no it has always been an unmitigated disaster. And in one case I think moving from the original monolith to microservice based architecture killed the business. At my current workplace: yes! We have about a dozen
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by kid_atticus 6y ago
Note that the cost is split with your employer. So the maximum you will have to pay is €365/month I think. Less if you income is not high.
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by kid_atticus 6y ago
I live near the one of the best Döner and most famous places in Berlin and it is €4.10 including everything.
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by kid_atticus 7y ago
> for a company that you don’t own I think you're missing the key part here. Most tech workers do have some ownership in the companies which muddies the calculus a little bit. But if you don't have a stake in the company you ar
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by kid_atticus 7y ago
True, but the age distribution skews older in Italy. Italy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Italypop.svg China: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Population_pyramid_of_Chi...
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by kid_atticus 7y ago
I'd say the real value of the 'application-like' capabilities of Postgres is for analytics and offline tasks where there may not even be an application to 'eat'. This article is a great example, anyone can get this