Day 12 of asking @elonmusk to upgrade Autopilot to match FSD Supervised’s performance. FSD is limited to just a few countries, so for most owners AP is our only gauge of Tesla’s software capabilities! @SawyerMerritt@aelluswamy
Day 11 of asking @elonmusk to replace aging Autopilot software with FSD Lite. Thousands of owners rely on AP as FSD is only currently available in a few countries. AP still struggles with cornering and phantom braking - throw us a bone here! @Tesla_AI@SawyerMerritt
@VKukharik@samokhvalov This is perfect. Thanks @VKukharik. I’m glad to see someone actually call out the issues with the Citus coordinator. Excited to see PgDog’s evolution!
It doesn’t matter if your API uses restful verbs or not.
It doesn’t matter if you return an empty array or null if you’re consistent.
It doesn’t matter if you never use PUT or PATCH.
But god have mercy on your soul if you return 200 with a not found message.
I will find you.
@craigkerstiens@crunchydata Citus support with a custom version of live shard rebalancing 🙂. I’d love a crunchy blog post that talks about Citus and other approaches like Vitess as I’m sure you have lots of thoughts there.
@kellabyte Disclaimer, I know little about Timescale. But it seems optimized for timeseries tables and doesn’t partition data the way you’d necessarily want (I.e by customer like Planetscale would do). Citus is a better analogy to Planetscale/Vitess. I just wish we could use Citus on AWS!
@craigkerstiens@palm_beach_m@crunchydata On this same note. Any plans to support Citus or are there licensing issues there? If you did our company would be extremely interested!