Breaking: Valkyries protest mid-week day game during the FINALS by postponing their victory celebration until Saturday.
Bad news for people tired of my cloud-is-full jokes: I decided what to do next at work and it's still capacity planning. The cloud-is-full jokes will continue until capacity improves.
Pro tip: It's easier to find 24 xlarge instances than one 24xlarge instance in EC2. Shard yer databases, kids.
I assume the compromised eMudhra private key that's apparently a single byte long is 0x69. They seem like the kind of organization that'd make a joke like that.
Come get your databases before this cloud is also full.
PlanetScale is now available on Azure
planetscale.com/blog/planets…
RichardDBMS:
- Connecting and disconnecting are cheap
- DDL never blocks
- Every table must have a PRIMARY KEY come on
- SELECT without FORCE INDEX is a syntax error
- No fancy transaction shit
OK but can AI change the battery in one smoke detector without setting off every smoke detector in the house?
If we can make an “AI torture chamber” then we can probably also make an AI that does everything really, really fast because it has to pee.
In hindsight, Growl notifications were the beginning of humans serving computers instead of computers serving humans.
"Agentic code review" is not code review it's a nondeterministic linter and maybe some ad-hoc testing. This is not a bad thing! But it's not answering the questions code review should answer:
1. Should we even do this?
2. Is the design good?
Richard Crowley retweeted
This summer we upgraded our 56TB Postgres database with (almost) no downtime.
And we moved all new runs to @planetscale Metal.
This post covers everything we did and everything we learned along the way.
tgr.dev/LuKQYce

