fuzzybear3965

Oh nice. Thanks!

This. Sometimes I want to see what I'm looking at and then (using that dump as a reference) follow up with a corresponding filter (| jq .key, or | tail -n 30). Sure, I could use less, but then I context switch on exit; no support from the scrollback buffer.

I've probably lost 10ms * 1E5 of my life from the extra PID. But, probably would lose more in the context switch.

Yes. Thanks.

"We" refers to Germany?

Sure, but on principle, looking at the paper, I'd expect it to outperform B-trees since write amplification is reduced, generally. You thinking about cases requiring ordering of writes to a given record (lock contention)?

Weeks? Try years. As a parent of a newborn, I can confidently say that my wife hasn't had a full night's sleep for even one night since the kid was born in early July - she watches the kid at night (we live in a one bedroom apartment with the crib in our room - it affects me, too, but I try to tune it out and focus on sleep, as breadwinner). She also watches the kid all day while I work (9-11 hours). She's drained. I don't see this getting any easier for at least 12 months. It's a long road.

We don't have family to support us and we can't afford childcare. So, that's our situation. Not complaining, just saying - it's not weeks of a little bit less sleep. It's chronically interrupted sleep for months, maybe years (according to Dr. Ferber), with severe affects to hormonal regulation and mood and weight.

Okay. Deal.

I'm not sure what "memory efficient" means. But, Go sprung as a competitor to Java (portability, language stability, corporate language support/development) and C++ (faster compile times). Can't beat C++ in terms of memory management (performance, guys, not safety) much. But, you can fare well against the JVM, I'm guessing.

Yep. ~$.33/kWh in Southern California (SoCal Edison) and going up all the time!

Or like Pulumi?

Wait. Am I missing something? Isn't that ~90m of car time assuming mild traffic?

Thanks!