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Ryan
@ryansmith #18272
Building @indexsupply
https://r.32k.io
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https://www.depesz.com/2022/07/05/understanding-pg_stat_activity/
1) Depsez is pg legend
2) This is a great explainer on pg_stat_activity
1) Depsez is pg legend
2) This is a great explainer on pg_stat_activity
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S828_f0-dQI
TIL there's a guy who takes old, live DMB recordings and turns them into high quality audio / video.
Also, this is THE BEST version of #41 I've heard -- except for when I first heard it IRL in 2003 at my first DMB concert.
TIL there's a guy who takes old, live DMB recordings and turns them into high quality audio / video.
Also, this is THE BEST version of #41 I've heard -- except for when I first heard it IRL in 2003 at my first DMB concert.
just added a new chain to @indexsupply and used PG 17!
eager to see how the new vector IO impacts table scans
eager to see how the new vector IO impacts table scans
People talk too much about refactoring and not enough about factoring.
enriching myself on japan's bluegrass scene in response to seeing REDBULL make the rounds. i'm having fun trying to figure out how/when it made it's way across the pacific
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlv_NcJ_Luk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlv_NcJ_Luk
There's a kinda person who can say monad without saying haskell
If you enjoy fun web sites then you have to check this one out!
I have a new product that is in private beta.
It has a fairly unique architecture that makes it fast, cheap, and easy to do SQL queries over arbitrary events.
Please dm/reply if you are interested in trying it out
It has a fairly unique architecture that makes it fast, cheap, and easy to do SQL queries over arbitrary events.
Please dm/reply if you are interested in trying it out
Computers are a Sadness, I am the Cure
Easily the most entertaining and educational talk I've seen!
Please watch it later tonight after you get your last prod deploy out for the week.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-GpiKQr9Rs
Easily the most entertaining and educational talk I've seen!
Please watch it later tonight after you get your last prod deploy out for the week.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-GpiKQr9Rs
Fantastic talk on PG's share buffers -- and memory in general
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-r8VuzXeBE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-r8VuzXeBE
i have little mnemonics that i've collected over the years that include:
css/margin values: pump up the bass & turn down the treble -> TRBL
dstat args: see ya later, nerd! -> dstat -cnrd
whatcha got?
css/margin values: pump up the bass & turn down the treble -> TRBL
dstat args: see ya later, nerd! -> dstat -cnrd
whatcha got?
Is anyone working on a Zig++ ?
Excited to see shared pointers and templates in Zig!
Excited to see shared pointers and templates in Zig!
I'm moderately tempted to read this
https://www.amazon.com/Inside-Windows-NT-Helen-Custer/dp/155615481X
I stopped using windows when I was 12 but it seems fun to explore the big ideas in NT.
https://www.amazon.com/Inside-Windows-NT-Helen-Custer/dp/155615481X
I stopped using windows when I was 12 but it seems fun to explore the big ideas in NT.
one of the best investments i've made in my life is learning the keyboard shortcut for quickly ending a zoom meeting
it's saved countless awkward moments while people are trying to exit
it's saved countless awkward moments while people are trying to exit