sqlcommando

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by sqlcommando 3y ago
second link should be https://radiolab.org/podcast/good-samaritan
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by sqlcommando 4y ago
Good teachers are worth six figures easily.
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by sqlcommando 4y ago
pgbouncer supports session and transaction pooling. With session pooling a connection will be associated with the same session throughout its use. With transaction pooling each transaction on the connection could potentially get a different
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by sqlcommando 4y ago
I think "web app" is too broad a category to have this kind of discussion over.. for a lot of web apps 1.5 updates per second could be considered a reasonable limit. Many people work on web apps that do 100x that and don't co
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by sqlcommando 4y ago
"Sleeping pills" is classic celebrity cover for harder stuff.
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by sqlcommando 4y ago
It is true that good money can be made in tech, and that some companies pay > 100K/year out of college, but it's worth pointing out that even in the US this isn't true in general or in the majority of cases. There are a lo
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by sqlcommando 4y ago
"Everything app" seems like a great vision. Let's not get hung up on the details of, you know... everything.
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by sqlcommando 4y ago
I don't understand what you mean by this. [~] $ cat main.go package main import "fmt" func main() { x := []int{1, 2} append(x, 3) fmt.Println(x) } [~] $ go run main.go # command-line-arguments .
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by sqlcommando 4y ago
I dunno about the m1 aspect of this but postgres and redis for typical dev work shouldn't require more than a gigabyte or two of RAM when running together. 32-64GB is more like heavy traffic enterprise DB territory...
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by sqlcommando 4y ago
I was curious about your claim about the lottery... This article has a quote from a California Lottery spokesman saying 138 people won a million+ in 2021: https://patch.com/california/orange-county/californias-top-
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by sqlcommando 4y ago
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/data-explorer/kusto/... gets linked here from time to time, along with this similar one https://github.com/prql/prql . I'm not sure eithe