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This has been my experience too. Instead of going the logical replication route I tend to leverage the transactional outbox to achieve consistency in the application layer instead.…

Looked in the source of Materialize and it looks like this is exactly what they are doing. They are using Debezium + Kafka for receiving the WAL changes. And using send the process…

You can achieve consistency using a transactional outbox and "homegrown" solutions the following way. Make sure postgresql is configured with `synchronous_commit = remote_apply` * …

What you are describing is having the data in elasticsearch in the same format as the data in postgresql. Which is easy. You could also for instance create a script and use a postg…

The poor man's version of Materialize that I implemented is the following: Step 1) Find all "paths" between tables * Use the postgres information schema to get all relations * Use …

yes personal phone number. Had to do what it takes... To save the company I work for and all of our customers data. Which all is in Google Cloud!

That makes sense

obviously it was an accident

Exactly after my setIamPolicy API request to Google Cloud was the exact moment everything went down.

edit: added details edit: redacted my phone number edit: big mistake to add phone number edit: I think illic is right, probably not me edit: removed details

Nope, debit card is not allowed

How do jpeg.io's proprietery JPEG optimization algorithms perform compared to JPEG2000, webp or re-jpeg ?

maybe automatically flagged because the word "bro"

There is a good documentary about it for Dutch speaking people http://beta.uitzendinggemist.nl/afleveringen/1094994

So that Microsoft can collect tax on Linux and that SUSE Linux will be the safe choice for people that dont want to be sued by Microsoft ? I dont trust it

Taskjuggler supports durations http://www.taskjuggler.org/

How long does copyright apply on magazines ? If the magazines are older than xx amount of years they are in the public domain, right ?

You need quicktime.... FAIL!

I would rather have proper 64bit support for linux....