btcry

[btcry @bootycurry]

how do i remove tech twitter from my feed

[btcry @bootycurry]

google down?

[btcry @bootycurry]

started lfs today🥰🥰🥰

[Low Level @LowLevelTweets]

totally agree that unwrap is a terrible name for a function that, if you look inside an empty envelope, hard kills your program.

thats not very safety of you, Rust.

[btcry @bootycurry]

mfw cloudflare doesnt allow me to take part in the codeforces contest

[btcry @bootycurry]

exams are starting soon so time to rice linux

[btcry @bootycurry]

its so fun finding random ppl from the same college on twitter

[abhinav @AbhinavXJ]

1300 students got placed from my college in LTI Mindtree
Congratulations to them 👏🎉

[btcry @bootycurry]

this is so funny

[Windows Latest @WindowsLatest]

Microsoft confirms "Update and Shut Down" was actually restarting Windows 11.

If you have ever noticed Windows 11’s Update and Shut Down not actually shutting down your PC and restarting instead, you’re not alone.

Many of us probably developed a little trust issue with that button because the PC kept bouncing back to the sign-in screen.

Turns out it was a known issue with Windows 11 and even Windows 10. It's finally fixed.

This fix will begin rolling out to everyone with this month's Patch Tuesday, scheduled for November 11.

Requires Build 26200.7019 / 26100.7019 or newer.

[btcry @bootycurry]

mfw i cant read manga because aws issues

[Melkey @MelkeyDev]

Maybe laying off 30,000 people wasn't the best tactic

[IroncladDev @IroncladDev]

imagine being a json database provider primarily used by jobless indian students burning through free tier clusters and your last poor attempt to stay profitable is to advertise on public transport

[btcry @bootycurry]

i hate it when i ask LLMs to explain something and they just start using random analogies

[btcry @bootycurry]

i hate whatsapp web

[btcry @bootycurry]

sigh time to solve hierarchical clustering for the 4th time in today's exam

[btcry @bootycurry]

I'll be joining nutanix as a systems reliability engineer intern :3

[btcry @bootycurry]

upcoming systems reliability engineer ʕ⁠·⁠ᴥ⁠·⁠ʔ

[Ben Dicken @BenjDicken]

Never call an API in a transaction.

In relational databases, it's best practice to keep transactions as short-lived as possible.

Longer transactions lead to more resource contention. If each transaction acquires row locks, being longer-lived means higher likelihood of lock waits and execution delays.

Then there's MVCC. Postgres keeps multiple versions of rows for MVCC, and long-running transactions keep old rows from becoming autovacuum candidates. MySQL handles this with an undo log. When there are lots of long transactions, the log has to be kept around longer, log length and performance.

If you're using a connection pooler like PgBouncer in transaction pooling mode, long transactions can easily result in pool exhaustion producing failures on your clients.

The database is the most core part of your stack. Keep it as contention-free as possible.

[btcry @bootycurry]

ml exam prep with chopin in the background hits different

[btcry @bootycurry]

upcoming systems reliability engineer ʕ⁠·⁠ᴥ⁠·⁠ʔ

[btcry @bootycurry]

the feeling when you solve a dp question by yourself in an online assessment>>>>>>

[btcry @bootycurry]

responsive design.

[btcry @bootycurry]

another day, another exam where i have to write code on paper :/