@michaelfreedman I just googled around for a "@TimescaleDB in Action" book with 100% confidence that it would exist, and... it doesn't. Have you or your team considered nerd-sniping someone (who, to be clear, wouldn't be me) to write it?
@craigkerstiens@crunchydata Are the events (or a non-trivial subset of them) time-series? I'm in a budding love affair with the TimescaleDB postgres extension, and continuous aggregates sound like they'd scratch some itches for you.
@DebugBear Hell yeah. Surfacing the actual image or element text that different users' experience as LCP is one of the first things I built in https://t.co/0fIES5KlxW. Love that combined with the request chain ๐
Chrome is getting faster. Recently we added:
๐ฃ๏ธ Fast path for innerHTML (to update DOM)
๐งต Optimized JS toString (objects) & join (arrays)
๐ Optimized Pointer compression
getting 10% faster in browser benchmarks. Happy to see this, Energy & Memory savings shipping.
If you're curious about how Chrome is calculating the entropy of an image in their new Largest Contentful Paint update (in v112), I threw together a quick little page where you can upload an image and see the bits per pixel as you adjust the size.
https://t.co/p4DPGqxFbz
Anytime I need to inspect a page when testing LiveView, I reach for `open_browser/2`:
view |> open_browser()
It renders the current LiveView page and opens it in your browser! ๐คฉ
#MyElixirStatus
AI-generated descriptions in your pull requests? That's right, it's GitHub Copilot in your PRs.
Enable your repository in the technical preview: https://t.co/RCudrQKONg
Hooray, support for Priority Hints landed in Safari Safari TP 167: https://t.co/NC08wIS6Jn
<img src="carousel-3.jpg" fetchpriority="low"> ๐
Good explainer @ https://t.co/99DY4Ou7ID