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by winslett 4y ago
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Postgres Triggers with Listen / Notify(medium.com)
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Using Postgres for AI Data(crunchydata.com)
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Heroku 2022 Roundup(blog.heroku.com)
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Enveloop: API Messaging Service(enveloop.com)
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How to manually set table names in Prisma and why you should(wking.dev)
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10 years of JSON in Postgres What to know(crunchydata.com)
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by winslett 4y ago
Protip: in CRUD applications, most performance issues from the data layer have nothing to do with the database. Typically, the performance issues are at the ActiveRecord level, when it's initialization 100s of instances of an object to
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Don't design your database like a front end developer(wking.dev)
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by winslett 4y ago
Tether is a fiat currency supported by the crypto oligarchs. It doesn't have to be backed. It just has to avoid taxes, avoid governments, and avoid sequestration. You can't take a tether and redeem it for a dollar, so it doesn&#x2
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Postgres 15 Merge Command with Examples(crunchydata.com)
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Postgres Migration: Collations and glibc mismatch(crunchydata.com)
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by winslett 4y ago
Read the article. Retitled article should read “Not all nudges work”. The interesting bit from the source article is that changes to the mean do not always reflect the value of the nudge. So, when judging a nudge, data should be spun variou
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by winslett 4y ago
Hey, I'm the author this blog. It's intention is to connect technology decisions to financial decisions. Appreciate the feedback. I totally agree with you on developer productivity. Said another way, to connect technology & f
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Phases of Database Growth and Costs(crunchydata.com)
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by winslett 4y ago
Totally agree that it’s “unofficial”, which makes it a when-not-if scenario. At some point, total collapse of Tether’s pseudo-dollar will happen when the revenue generating exchanges feel they are support bad-money with good. All it takes i
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by winslett 4y ago
It is one step closer to shutting the doors on Bitcoin as an isolated financial ecosystem. Bitcoin-to-actual-USD is a trackable / taxable event. Whales avoid it like the plague. By moving to a pseudo-dollar like Tether, market makers c
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by winslett 4y ago
Cryptocurrency has recreated the wild-cat banking crises of the late-1800s / early-1900s. Go read about the Knickerbocker Trust Company: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knickerbocker_Trust_Company These events ulti
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Postgres Traceability: Using SQL Comments(crunchydata.com)
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Give me back my monolith (2019)(craigkerstiens.com)
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Demystifying Database Performance for Developers(crunchydata.com)
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by winslett 5y ago
By taking on a vendor's tool, I would argue you trade off ease for understanding. If you truly need to shard, it's best to move deliberately and potentially roll your own at the application level. Your understanding of the infrast
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by winslett 5y ago
SPA's #1 draw back is that you have to rebuild browser functionality inside of the browser. The browser natively handles internet connectivity, back / forward buttons, refresh buttons, URL management. Additionally, users have been
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by winslett 5y ago
Love the “easy to select for copy and paste” as a usability requirement.
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by winslett 5y ago
I stumbled upon Deming's "Out of the Crisis" when wandering through the library in school. It has changed how I thought about system improvement ever since. I use the things I learned for marketing, product, and engineering
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by winslett 5y ago
Exactly. He said “collective action” won’t work, then called for “collective action” among governments. In these thought analysis, an self-serving person is a good proxy for how any government will behave.
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by winslett 5y ago
People can inadvertently fall into a bad career by being good at something. Take a goal oriented person with outstanding genomics for sport. Their binary decision tree of life is skewed in one direction by compliments and dopamine. They bui
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by winslett 6y ago
Instead of killing it by banning it, I suspect they could kill it by buying it. If the Fed wanted to "invest" in Bitcoin, it would kill it by soaking up liquidity and creating a liquidity-squeeze. Because the amount in circulation
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Propaganda experts describe Russia’s 2020 disinformation operations(clemson.world)
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Fixing GitHub Actions CI Postgres broken by upstream Docker change(mobile.twitter.com)
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