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I don't understand the latency graph. It says it has 0.25ms consumer latency.

Then in the latency tradeof section it says end to end latency is between 1-2 seconds.

Is this under heavy load or always? How does this compare to pgmq end to end latency?

yeah I also really liked the font and graphs. maybe its https://plus.excalidraw.com/virgil?

We use pgmq with the pgmq-go client, and it has clients in many different languages, it's amazing. The queues persist on disk and visualizations of queues can easily be made with grafana or just pure sql requests. The fact that the queues lives in the same database as all the other data is also a huge benefit if the 5-15ms time penalty is not an issue.

I feel like shitting on golang is uncalled for if the systems you write can be done in C#.

I often see comments like this on hn, but In my experience golang works great and I'm writing real time systems with it.

Nuclear Negligence examines safety weaknesses at U.S. nuclear weapon sites operated by corporate contractors.

At last they didn't call it freeai

Are outgoing ports blocked by the university? Wireguard servers usually use port 5000. http://portquiz.net:5000/

The video brings up that the same auction house was involved in the coin collection bubble in the 80s and had to settle with the FTC then.

So free as in open source, why is this called free and not open then?