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Comment #37335776
It does, but AFAIk only for prepapred queries and cache is local to the backend serving query. See `plan_cache_mode` param.
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Comment #37335671
Please use neither. Reason is as number of lookups varies, you'll have to template query as a string adding either values to IN list or `OR` conditions. Not only it causes excessiv…
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Comment #36656196
There was a company I can't recall its name, but they took VC funding for one round, retained voting control, built successfull business and then refused to go for another VC round…
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Comment #36591435
Does ZFS or any other FS offer special operations which DB engine like RocksDB, SQLite or PostgreSQL could benefit from if they decided to target that FS specifically?
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Comment #36564009
Life would be easier if UK switched driving sides.
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Comment #36466522
this will work 0% of the time if app closes config after reading
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Comment #36423550
This talk is must see to understand what SI tries to achieve.
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Comment #36423532
I like the appeal of model being bidirectional. Also modelling sequence of actions is really not solved problem in Terraform & Pulumi: canary change, check metrics, rollout to the …
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Comment #36400625
This project could borrow a lot from unikernels. If they mandate running it as a VM, there is no HW to support.
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Comment #35965024
TLDR; it is a Google search proxy for Mullvad customers with 50 searches per 24 limit. There is an option to do unlimited number of searches in their cache.
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Comment #35761040
TLDR; hash the hash with fast function, like fibonacci hash which is just single multiplication by a constant, then take lower bits as your bucket index.
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Comment #35652738
How does Mongolian IDE look like?
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Comment #35551165
There is still no good support for io_uring in Rust. AFAIK none of existing solutions fully support multishot ops, zerocopy ops with delayed buffer release, sending messages to ano…
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Comment #35416285
I thought Witcher 3 had a good story until I played Disco Elysium.
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Comment #35207891
More than once I've seen when number of stars was an argument to decide whether to pull dependency or write our own.
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Comment #35144721
Gitlab CI pipelines are miles ahead from Github Actions or Circle CI.
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Comment #35008982
It is a great and more ergonomic alternative, can't recommend enough.
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Comment #34780970
Is it accurate to mentally model this feature as browser mounting/applying CSS not to the document, but to the arbitrary DOM element in it?
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Comment #34663722
If it was flying at 80000ft as initially reported, how did they shot it down? No fighter planes can fly that high. Did they wait until it lowered to the operating altitude?
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Comment #34571233
Despite all the effort, benchrmak results are still not consistent. The other day I wanted to check how Ryzen 7600 compares to i13600k in code compilation. Ratio in time between th…
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Comment #34205630
IPv6 only is still unusuable :( I bought new Sony TV and allocated it a new VLAN with IPv6 only network just to see how it works TV couldn't even detect that it connected to the in…
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Comment #34057958
Final season of Battlestar Galactica was a flop because of Hollywood screenwriters strike which lasted 3 months
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Comment #33717221
I always thought that trees spend energy to grow higher, because they are fighting for the sun. Looking at the picture there seem to be enough sun for each sprout,why does it keep …
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Comment #33591728
Do you have exmoles to support claim that there is no compatibility between versions of the same compiler? your linked pdf is from 2014, exact time when compilers stopped breaking …