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VesJul 31, 2023
@bflipp
Ah, wasn't aware of your ASD. It's so broad a condition and the lack of understanding it so great, I'm not surprised most things haven't worked for you. Just having a brain that functions differently throws basically everything out the window.
VesJul 31, 2023
mhoyeJul 29, 2023
I felt this in my teeth.
VesJul 31, 2023
@bflipp
2 years of dbt made a huge difference for me
VesJul 29, 2023
It seems we have falcon's hanging out by the house
VesJul 29, 2023
@DaveMasonDotMe
That makes sense. Just be wary of the additional disk space required to support that and problems with increased cpu and possible log growth on the primary caused by long running queries on the secondaries.
VesJul 29, 2023
@DaveMasonDotMe
Cos I'm nosey, what's their use case for AGs? Read replicas?
@bflipp
VesJul 29, 2023
@DaveMasonDotMe
It's not more redundant though and it actually makes it less reliable overall as the shared storage behind the FCI introduces a single point of failure. Bonus, it takes longer to failover an FCI than an AG.
@bflipp
VesJul 25, 2023

Banks already investigating how much they can get away with charging people for this.

via @anildash

https://me.dm/@anildash/110768962662312589

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This is genuinely exciting news — the fed has launched its system for doing instant electronic payments, with 35 institutions already signed on. Ask your credit union or bank when they’re launching support for it. (And note which tech media give coverage to bullshit claims from fascist CEOs purporting to build apps for this purpose, vs. actual real implementations that serve everyone.) https://explore.fednow.org/

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VesJul 25, 2023
LionelJul 20, 2023
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VesJul 20, 2023
@DaveMasonDotMe
I always start with an FCI has one copy of the database(s) that moves around and an AG has lots of copies of the database but you can only write to one of them.
FCI + AG as there's one copy of the database(s) that moves around but there's some other copies out there too.