@grifferz wow, sigh, that article has to have been written by AI.

I do despair at the state our industry is getting into.

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@dick_turpin no doubt you'll beat that corporate loyalty out of them quickly.

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@tomasv interesting post, did you consider running pgbench on another machine from the postgresql server, might be interesting as to how that shifted things, if you're thinking there is some benefit of the client and server processes being on the same core / core cluster.

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@veronica a partial unique index might do what you want, or get you close.

But it might be worth asking is the data model sensible.

@tomasv yeh, that was more my thought, it's a very simple protocol and gives lots of scope for injecting any specifics you wanted.

@tomasv if you used NBD you could sigkill the server or maybe modify it to simulate different types of the disk doing odd things.

@xahteiwi back in the day, I loved Trac for it's simplicity and ability to write reports in plain SQL. As someone who routinely has Jira imposed on me, I can honestly say I hate it with a passion.

For most of the past decade, the Chromium animation team in Google's Waterloo office has gotten an earful from me about about how the we *had* to get to a point where scroll-based animations were not only possible, but reliably offloaded to the compositor.

And they did it, despite *constant* stop-energy from Apple (who still can't do <body> scrolling right 🙄). The results speak for themselves:

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