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mircea_popescu: it's
the funny fate of people at
the
top of a socialist dictatorship
to become very right wing ever as
their populace drifts ever more into ustardism.
mircea_popescu: expression famously used by elena ceausescu wrt
the general populace. very much in
this line of exasperation,
they'll chew everything
these schmucks.
phf: the wrecker must wreck, for as soon as he stops he becomes
the wrecked.
phf: guy who snatched mcclim from g_l, and who otherwise got a somewhat cold
treatment from
the ccl core before joined
the channel
the next day with "i guess i should subscribe
to mailing list :)"
a111: Logged on 2016-07-20 15:43 phf: so i push back on
the guy, rme says "let's change subject", within minutes guy goes "it's late here i gotta go
to sleep"
mircea_popescu: blessfully,
there is a large contingent of young women who deeply intuit
the whole
thing's bullshit ; which is
the most
that can be said for
the place. making
the anglophone ideological america VERY much a "city of jerusalem".
total jews,
these folk.
mircea_popescu: that's
the one, only,
true and authentic soul of america and naught else. apparent alternatives are always and without exception strictly a)
tolerated imports with no substantial intermingling with local idiocy and b) only
tolerated because of exterior pressure ; if usian CAN get away with no longer pretending
to frenchness, germanity, etc he most definitely will.
mircea_popescu: if
there is
to be something substantially murican,
to stand with
the russki "soul of
the peasant", it's a badly
typeset secret big
town learnin' france doesn't want ms cormack of potato, idaho
to know.
mircea_popescu: phf you're exactly right.
this current maga-able us economy consisting of "we'll be rich by doing each other's laundry" is not in any sense novel, or invented by
the pantsuit mcclinton. in fact, on a frank review of
the extant record,
the only properly said us-american culture is
THIS. in between
the quack salesman and
the itinerant scammer you find
the neoprotestant-innovative firebrand preacher,
the systematizing industrial
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Framedragger:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-02-19#1615505 << just
to note for asciilifeform and given
that i didn't see it mentioned in
the pdf (could have easily missed it), `EXPLAIN (ANALYZE, BUFFERS) $yoursqlquery` *is* useful. "buffers" will also show how much of postgres cache was hit during query execution, etc. etc.; it's quite nice.
☝︎ jhvh1: danielpbarron:
The operation succeeded.
mats: efforts
to retake western half of mosul have begun
phf: i'm 2 weeks away from having
to go back
to washington, dc. i'm over
the hump, and doubling down on hate.
mats: i'll add a
trigger warning if
there's a next
time
phf: the whole vibe of
the piece
that you linked is
that. "here's 10 books i wrote on how
to be a leading brain surgeon. i myself am not a brain surgeon of course
too hard lol, i just made all
the money writing books like
that"
mats: i've been away from
the valley
too long
phf: i wonder if "scott young" used bulletproof coffee every morning,
to prep himself up for mit ciriculum study. did he organize his studies using GTD??? what kind of organizer did he use, and where can i buy it?
the audience wants
to know answers
to
these vital questions
phf: (i don't know what happened
to above sentence. india make me spell good)
phf: i can't vouch for
the current edition (with
the colourful chronometer on
the cover), becaues comments side
that it's not just a reprent, but a revised
text based on gould's notes.
phf: asciilifeform: did you get
the new and improved edition? or a pirate pdf of
the original? i'm not sure what
the warez status of it is, but i can potentially do a proper scan of
the first ed
mats: coursera's 'learning how
to learn' is also quite good
diana_coman: by
this
time I rather expect
that
the underlying
truth
there is
that MIT's "computer science curriculum" simply is watered down
diana_coman: "While
there will always be people with unfair advantages" bwahahaa
trinque: By default costs are in units of “time a sequential 8kb block read
takes
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform are you deeply against giving
the man access on
the machine ?
trinque: ok, you said
that you are reading and writing heavily
to
the same
table
trinque: write one of
those and perform your factoring work upon it
trinque: ok so
there are materialized views, yes? stored query
the results of which are written
to a
table
trinque: to generate your work data, meanwhile inserting into
the
table
the view reads from?
trinque: can you use a materialized view
there?
trinque: sure
thing is hateful, but you have one, can't use it wrong and lament
a111: Logged on 2017-02-19 04:32 mod6: (my guess here, is
that you're inserting heavily on
the same
table as you are
trying
to read from)
trinque: the "concurrent" in acid ought
to mean
this doesn't happen
trinque: asciilifeform: explain what locks when you're inserting into your keys
table
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: :( learning cliff larger
than dwarf fortress. no hints?
tips and
tricks?
mod6: there is a lot of configuration/tuning involved.
they're picky. :/
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: is
there a guide on making
this fabled kernel module for fuckgoats?
mod6: and if you're doing (what might be default in pgsql) some sort of full
table locking on inserts,
then
that'd be something
to look at.
mod6: (my guess here, is
that you're inserting heavily on
the same
table as you are
trying
to read from)
☟︎ mod6: it would be interesting
to see, how often inserts are happening for new key submissions versus, say, something
that would facilitate a regular ui page load.
mod6: so, UIs are usually victims, ofc. and
the bottleneck is in
the database. might be worth your
time
to see what your explain plans look like (are we doing a lot of
table scans?), what do your lock counts look like? are we doing lots of long runing queries
that return no rows? etc.
mod6: (im much more familiar with mysql's perf schema, not really with psql, but... I find
these
things very helpful on a regular basis.)
mod6: asciilifeform: anything catching your eye in
the performance statistics?
jhvh1: thestringpuller:
The operation succeeded.
mircea_popescu: in fairness it's a bit like using car for haulage. use
train neh.