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SteveLauC

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    Comment #46156133

    Hi there, would you like to share the progress of converting PGlite into a native system library? I can see there is a repo for that, but it hasn't been updated for 5 months

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    Comment #45728845

    I really hope that all these kinds of integrations: * Claude for Chrome * Gemini for Chrome * ChatGPT Atlas * ... will be built on top of the ACP protocol, so that these “AI extens…

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    Comment #45664267

    > a task can yield, which, conceptually, creates a new piece of work that gets shoved onto the work queues (which is "resume that task"). You might not think of it as "this task is…

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    Comment #45631759

    Regarding write-heavy workloads, especially for Postgres, I think we really need to distinguish between INSERTs and UPDATEs, because every update to a tuple in Postgres duplicates …

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    Comment #45601338

    > Then asking you to run code before a meeting? No, that doesn't "save time", that is driving you to take actions when you don't yet know who is asking. Great point, thanks for sha…

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    Comment #45564589

    Interesting project. Has anyone tried adopting something like this in their database cluster? I would like to know how it performs in practice. Is it useful?

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    Comment #45564428

    Yeah, that could help I guess

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    Comment #45564425

    No. I do remember that I tried all the modes the display provides, but none of them are good for my workflow

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    Comment #45547258

    I tried using a Dasung e-ink monitor, then I asked for a refund because I cannot review PRs on it. Even though it is a color e-ink monitor, I could barely tell if a line of diff wa…

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    Comment #45537241

    Really enjoy the post, thanks for sharing. > My goal with the early sub-projects isn't to build a *finished* sub-component, it is to build a good enough sub-component so I can move…

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    Comment #45384845

    Really impressive work from the Pop!_OS team. They broke away from GNOME and decided to build their own DE, now it’s finally here

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    Comment #45384815

    Should be new. They released some showcase videos a few hours ago [1] [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMJpPasSN0M&list=PL0bXfFQsIC...