parthdesai

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by parthdesai 1y ago
You lose transactional guarantees if you notify outside of the transaction though
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by parthdesai 1y ago
Distributed Erlang if application is clustered, redis if it is not. Source: Dev at one of the companies that hit this issue with Oban
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by parthdesai 1y ago
In the talk, he also talks about passing a flag which would actually update the snapshots/golden files if needed
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by parthdesai 1y ago
Really? Went in to Hermes store in Madrid and Dubai in shorts, t-shirt and slides, and I was treated with utmost respect. I was so under dressed in Madrid that my gf initially didn't want to accompany me.
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by parthdesai 1y ago
Ah fair enough, thanks for the info
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by parthdesai 1y ago
Is far-left really pro-Russia or just anti-US? Not everyone that is anti-US (which a lot of people with common sense would be tbf) is pro-Russia
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by parthdesai 1y ago
There's no way it would've gotten the adoption it did in 3rd world countries if you had to pay $1 per year.
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by parthdesai 1y ago
How is that an ad? You get limited set of features for free, if you want to use other features, they tell you it's only available in paid version.
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by parthdesai 1y ago
This is super interesting - will you be open to contributions here?
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by parthdesai 1y ago
My rule of thumb for 80%-90% of the problems is, if you need complicated algorithm, it means your data model isn't right. Sure, you do need complicated algorithms for compilers, db internals, route planning et all, but all things consi
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by parthdesai 1y ago
I thought "lobbying" is already a household word :)
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by parthdesai 1y ago
An example, Oracle has global unique index when a table is partitioned, Postgres doesn't. Again, I haven't worked with OracleDB at all, and my postgres knowledge is limited, but assuming without having experience with both systems
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by parthdesai 1y ago
Yes, but that's not the point OP was making here
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by parthdesai 1y ago
> Sure, Postgres beats OracleDB Are we sure? I'm by no means a DBA, but DBA at our company (who is freaking smart btw) said if money wasn't an issue, he would actually go with OracleDB.
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by parthdesai 1y ago
Oh come on, let's be honest. All of us have colleagues who we don't trust with mission critical stuff.
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by parthdesai 2y ago
It's open source, you guys could always create a PR to fix it. That's the power of open source!
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by parthdesai 2y ago
Not aware of remix, but how do you manage connection pooling, read vs write queries in these use cases?
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by parthdesai 2y ago
If you're from UK, you should read the book "When Mckinsey Comes to Town[0]", it has a chapter on how it fucked up NHS. [0] - https://www.amazon.com/When-McKinsey-Comes-Town-Consulting/d...
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by parthdesai 2y ago
Yeah, that's also the case when people scoff at pro bodybuilders due to steroids. Steroids don't magically give you the gains, you still have to put the work in. You just get rewarded more, and quicker at cost of other side effect
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by parthdesai 2y ago
With the rising tensions between USA and Canada, what is the second best route (after TN visa) for a Canadian citizen to work in USA?
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by parthdesai 2y ago
Claude has been really good at all things Postgres related
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by parthdesai 2y ago
Marine instruments/sonars as well
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by parthdesai 2y ago
> You mean like what the pro-Palestinian folks How many of these were "de-banked"? Yes, and I live in the same city as well, and I'll agree with you that both Conservatives and Liberals have made things worse for us at dif
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by parthdesai 2y ago
15 miles a day every day for about 1.75 years. Funny, you bring us Russ Cook, his body was literally breaking down. Again, 15 miles on average is tame for a long distance runner. It's starts to become exponentially harder when there ar
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by parthdesai 2y ago
Only on HN you'll see a comment like this downplaying the achievement. With Endurance sport, it's the lack of rest days that make it exponentially harder, you really can't compare with what you've.
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by parthdesai 2y ago
This is just a spam account @dang.
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by parthdesai 2y ago
Airline industry is Canada is hot garbage though. Just like telecom, it's over priced, and not competitive at all.
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by parthdesai 2y ago
Yeah, but you personally don't pay $200/month out of your pocket for the intern. Heck in Canada, govt. actually rebates for hiring interns and co-ops.
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by parthdesai 2y ago
> most transformative step forward since Next.js Can't help but roll my eyes here
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by parthdesai 2y ago
You've airbnb, coinbase, instgram, dribble, pintrest, and netflix listed there. There are no case studies or documentation about them and these logos themselves aren't clickable. How are these companies using this technology? Are

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