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radimm

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    Comment #49099692

    OP, here thank you for comments and while I might not like it to be called LLM - I give up.

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    Comment #49099684

    well, let's say it depends what audince. This particular topic came as part of talks I deliver on Postgres internals and my webinars. Same story. Again and again. But I do get the …

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    Comment #49099304

    OP here, thanks for the feedback. Just curious - anything specific? I spent long time getting to some sort of framework for my writing and being called LLM is my constant struggle.…

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    Comment #49099182

    I had to make a cut - and that's also a reason why etcd got mentioned - focused on what most people today know.

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    Comment #49099084

    OP here, I acctually had Firebird listed in some version of my draft, but had to make a natural cut somewhere.

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    Comment #49087728

    OP here - thanks for feedback. They weren't in prompt because there wasn't any (for polish yeah, not hiding it).

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    Comment #48847262

    OP here - correct, I guess I should clarify soon.

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    Comment #48804349

    Thank you! And you are right. Many people forgot about idle-in-transaction backends.

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    Comment #48537573

    Full comparison https://docs.hetzner.com/general/infrastructure-and-availabi...

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    Comment #48537530

    For example CPX 42 went from € 0.0408/h (25.49 per month) to € 0.1114/h (69.49 per month). Was expecting price hike but not this level.

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    Comment #48137766

    Markus never fails to deliver. I actually haven’t realised how SQL standard handles ORDER BY on non-selected columns by just rewriting the SELECT clause behind your back. Separatio…

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    Comment #47958872

    Somehow it feel HOT updates are very confusing. You can also try to play with interactive visualizer to understand it better https://boringsql.com/visualizers/hot-updates/

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    Comment #47921198

    This is the message the author posted on LinkedIn: After a lot of thought, I have decided to stop working on pgBackRest. I did not come to this decision lightly. pgBackRest has bee…