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dujuku
3mo ago
If you think 20TB "isn't that big" I want to know what size of DBs you're working with 0_0
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dujuku
3mo ago
The founder is the author of both...
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Autoharness: Self-Improving Agents
(neosigma.ai)
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5mo ago
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dujuku
6mo ago
Good to see some movement on plan hints in postgres, but I can't get behind the ergonomics of stashing plan advice via query ID. Comment-based hints can be declared in the application, which is typically when you will want to update th
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dujuku
7mo ago
Quality content stopped being profitable well before ChatGPT. Quantity beat quality as a content strategy flooding the search page with high-level obvious “how-tos” and “best vacuum cleaner” slop. This destroyed the consumer search experien
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dujuku
7mo ago
Really exciting to see the progress on this project! I'm not sure I understand the update "we are in production." Is this referencing a particular release or a more general statement about adoption?
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Pg_plan_alternatives – eBPF tracing of all plans the optimizer considers
(github.com)
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7mo ago
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dujuku
7mo ago
This is a really interesting project I found which could be used to detect plan flips and introspect why the Postgres optimizer chose a certain path. Normally that is opaque to the user.
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dujuku
8mo ago
What do you mean by sloppy but functional?
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dujuku
8mo ago
It would be awesome if this were to make it in core. Jelte did a bunch of work to improve query protocol changes. Having Postgres accept Otel trace propagation would be a gamechanger for debugging the clients and DB together. Especially sin
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Datadog started collecting EXPLAIN ANALYZE plans for Postgres queries
(datadoghq.com)
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8mo ago
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Show HN: Explain.datadoghq.com – a free explain plan visualizer
(explain.datadoghq.com)
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
> Every metric I can find online says that MySQL/MariaDB is more popular than PostgreSQL What are those metrics? If you're talking about things like db-engines rankings, those are heavily skewed by non-production workloads. For
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8mo ago
Also somewhat surprised. DuckDB traction is impressive and on par with vector databases in their early phases. I think there's a good chance it will earn an honorable mention next year if adoption holds and becomes more mainstream. But
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How microservice architectures have shaped the usage of database technologies
(datadoghq.com)
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