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Come on Claude, give us one "Well actually..."
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And those same folks voted for $28 billion for ICE ( a $20 billion increase )
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Those numbers were brought up before on LinkedIn, and I'd be really curious to learn more here. Assuming that IO is the bottleneck, it seems so hard to believe that the choice of language should cause a 10x difference. Are there more details on this?
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I'm collecting links to public Postgres-related Postmortem write-ups! (aka RCAs, Incident Reviews)
github.com/andyatkinson...
Coincidentally, one of the write-ups is from the Metronome team, and they're being interviewed about it on the latest episode of postgres.fm!
bsky.app/profile/samo...
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Looking for an AUTO-INCREMENT, BIGSERIAL, or GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY in MongoDB? Simply use a collection with an atomic increment-and-fetch operation, and choose ACID or not (SQL sequences are not ACID)
dev.to/franckpachot...
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Sequences in MongoDB
In a previous post about No-gap sequence in PostgreSQL and YugabyteDB, I mentioned that sequences in...
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I really thought it was a brilliant concept, but the execution and marketing just made it a complete non-starter. Backups, predicate filtering, altering tables, horrific pricing, etc. There wasn't just one showstopper - there were a whole handful of really, really serious non-fixable issues.
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Reading: Archiving SQL Server Data to a Serverless Instance – A Practical Walkthrough www.gethynellis.com/2025/…. Short but sweet post, and the important thing is the concept itself, saving your company money with serverless databases.
www.gethynellis.com
Archiving SQL Server Data to a Serverless Instance – A Practical Walkthrough - Gethyn Ellis
Learn how to move legacy SQL Server data to the cloud using serverless SQL, with practical scripts and migration tips.
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I assume the fash keeps the reporting funded…
My neighbor is a former (news) editor of WSJ, and he reflects my understanding of the news side, which is they take their independence very, *very* seriously. I actually think most people would have trouble telling which paper published many WSJ pieces…
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Get it ASAP! may get harder to the extent that poland gets showered in PiS
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okay, not AWS, but Werner
www.allthingsdistributed.….
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Just make it scale: An Aurora DSQL story
AWS Senior Principal Engineers, Niko Matsakis and Marc Bowes, take us inside Aurora DSQL's development: scaling write operations without two-phase commit, overcoming garbage collection hurdles, and em...
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The entire post is full of praise for Rust and makes an excellent case for why Rust is a great choice for writing a new database. Go read it! 4/5
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They wanted to extend Postgres. Instead of C, they chose Rust again for memory safety reasons. For tooling reasons, they rewrote the control panel, and well, you guessed it right, in Rust. 3/5
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The code was 10x faster even though they didn't make any attempt to optimize it. They had spent years carefully tuning the Kotlin version which did 3,000 TPS. The Rust one clocked 30,000 TPS. Insane! 2/5
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AWS published a blog post: An Aurora DSQL Story. It's less about database development and more like a love letter to Rust.
DSQL's initial development was in Kotlin, but they weren't happy with its performance. So two engineers, who had never written Rust before, rewrote a component in Rust. 1/5
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me neither
and I definitely don’t have a pattern of urgent home delivery orders for alcohol at around 7pm
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I often only remember things — whole threads — I've written thanks to @neeldhara.bsky.social . (-:
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ah, the unbridled optimism of Home Depot’s 7am customers
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WSJ reporting has always been excellent and reality-based (IMO generally the best in the US).
The average person doesn't realize there's a deep disconnect beween the reporting and op-ed sides of the house, which has (thankfully) persisted after the Bancroft family sold to Fox.
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From 4 months ago? A post that they may or may not have seen or paid much attention to? The "targeted" user has written 4.1K posts. Easy to see how they may have completely forgotten — especially when it shows up on a completely different SM.
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