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Previously, I also used various so-called tiling window managers and configuring lots of shortcuts to improve my typing efficiency. Now, I mainly focus on researching how to use GPT to generate code .. Perhaps, in the future, using GPT effectively to generate code and documentation could create many 10x or even 20x programmers.

I'm very curious if there are any databases running in production environments on Btrfs or ZFS.

The vast majority of databases currently recommend using XFS.

In East Asian cuisine, such as Japanese dishes, mackerel is a common ingredient. Grilled mackerel is delicious. Generally speaking, salmon is a fish with relatively low mercury content, much lower than that of tuna, making it a healthy choice among seafood.

And this is just a "External Fermentation Hypothesis"

Here is the original research paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s42003-023-05517-3

Summary: how to write a PostgreSQL proxy with Python

What surprises me the most is that this project is developed in C#, while Dragonfly is developed in C++, and Redis is in C.

From the benchmark performance charts(https://microsoft.github.io/garnet/docs/benchmarking/results...), the throughput of the GET command exceeds that of Dragonfly by more than tenfold. While 50% latency is slightly higher than Dragonfly, the 99th percentile is slightly lower than Dragonfly. Both the throughput and latency of Garnet and Dragonfly are far better than Redis, indicating that Redis may require a significant performance optimization.

Both PlanetScale and Neon have the branch feature, and it significantly simplify the process of testing and staging. However, the feature in PlanetScale is closed-source, nice to see an open-source alternative of that.