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@ian I am "high" on "hopium"
Look at Ann Selzer’s poll. She is a very well-respected pollster. Her margins were all considered 'outliers' on past elections (2016/2020). Turns out she was onto something. It doesn't mean Iowa will turn blue; though, her methodology has been spot on.
Women 60+ aren't buying the 'I'll protect you whether you like it or not' BS. They know their daughters and granddaughters have fewer rights than them and it is increasing turnout.
Checkout my talk for @cascadia: https://joind.in/talk/d846d
Migrating Databases and Maintaining Sanity: A journey into Consistent Configurations
See you there?
The databases are also at fault, specially when SemVer is clearly ignored by them.
#PostgreSQL is more consistent than #MySQL. #MySQL have made in the past impactful changes on patch versions instead of minor versions, causing havoc. This apparently is being addressed by Oracle: https://www.infoq.com/news/2023/08/mysql-innovation-release/
“It works on my machine” problem is only solved by #Docker if you are not using cloud managed databases (i.e. RDS, Cloud SQL, etc).
Yet we forget to match and keep up to date the config and version between local development and production environments.
Go and look at the line up for #CascadiaPHP! I am excited to give my first post-COVID conference talk.
I have 🦋 in my stomach! I can’t wait to see the familiar faces of my #PHP friends.
Be nice to me and come talk to me. I’ll be in the hallway track. We can geek about #databases! 💀🫣
MySQL NY Meetup is back!
Let's discover what is new on #MySQL!
📅 Date: June 20th, 2024
⏰ Time: 5pm - 8pm
📍Location: Oracle - 368 9th Ave · New York, NY
