I wish more writing in the software world was done this way:
"Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL is an Amazon Web Services (AWS) service which provides managed instances of the PostgreSQL database. We show that Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL multi-AZ clusters violate Snapshot Isolation, the strongest consistency model supported across all endpoints. Healthy clusters occasionally allow..."
Direct, to-the-point, unembellished and analogous to how other STEM disciplines share findings. There was a time I liked reading cleverly written blog posts that use memes to explain things, but now I long for the plain and simple.
"Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL is an Amazon Web Services (AWS) service which provides managed instances of the PostgreSQL database. We show that Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL multi-AZ clusters violate Snapshot Isolation, the strongest consistency model supported across all endpoints. Healthy clusters occasionally allow..."
Direct, to-the-point, unembellished and analogous to how other STEM disciplines share findings. There was a time I liked reading cleverly written blog posts that use memes to explain things, but now I long for the plain and simple.