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arronax

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    Comment #48490724

    What's notable is that the Rifters trilogy just progresses in intensity and in the overall gloom. Starfish is light reading compared to Behemoth, which is sitting for me on the las…

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    Comment #40041663

    > Of course there are "bad queries" where you query for things you don't need, join on the wrong columns, etc. You can inject a hint into the query, forcing it to use a plan that w…

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    Comment #40029216

    While pinning a single plan or disabling parallel operations is a valid quick fix, I'd recommend trying to actually understand why the optimizer is doing what it's doing. It's all …

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    Comment #40029162

    Oracle DB is, or was, very close to that with its query profiles, baselines, and query patches. It wasn't automatic back in 2014 when I last worked on it, but all the tools were th…

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    Comment #29011201

    I co-authored a (technical) book entirely in vim. The problem for me was that distraction was still one alt+tab away. Ultimately, what worked for me best was writing in very boring…

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    Comment #27037566

    Our developers started using RR and had some good results. Not a silver bullet, but a nice addition to the toolbox. Some writeup here https://www.percona.com/blog/2021/04/12/replay…

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    Comment #25880704

    One of co-authors here. Yes, I expected that to be a huge problem, but, at least for Ubuntu (or, I guess, deb packages), it seemingly wasn't. Which is a pretty big deal, as I doubt…

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    Comment #24666626

    I had experienced loss both of smell (completely, kitty litter smelled like nothing) and taste (not completely). You still sense if something's salty, for example, but it's very re…

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    Comment #23686929

    There are also MySQL operators from Oracle, Presslabs, and Percona. Vitess is much more than just MySQL in k8s, and not everyone will be able to switch to it easily (if at all).

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    Comment #23375975

    Not sure how closely it can simulate a siege at Helms Deep, but Stronghold back in 00s seemed to be quite good overall at depicting siege warfare.

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    Comment #23375891

    > bluetooth/pulseaudio not snappy and reliable Without patching of pulseaudio, microphone on a bluetooth headset doesn't work anyway. I'd take not snappy but working any day, reall…