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Also the author of WAL-E works with me on Citus Cloud.

Oracle is writing Russian IT shops to try and convince them from moving to postgres http://www.postgresql.org/message-id/CANNMO++6tPiwBv2OKcy-Hh...

You can play against the bot online at http://spawk.fish/play/

I lost, but I'm bad at chess.

If they weren't going jsonb and the gin jsonb-path-opts index, they shouldn't have even included postgres.

I disable right click on my Website.

Elasticache does not support passwords http://aws.amazon.com/elasticache/faqs/

You can use PLV8 to do that in javascript on heroku.

The server-side part of pg:diagnose is a go program I open sourced at https://github.com/heroku/pgdiagnose . It'd be easy enough to run locally for your own stuff, probably.

Except this hasn't been true for several years in most states http://usa.visa.com/personal/get-help/checkout-fees.jsp

no

How has app.net adoption been going?

The real problem is that it's impossible to actually have a discussion with HN comments, because of the up/down voting.

It's optimized to read once, and fire of some inane comment (like this one), because by the time you come back to a topic, everything has shifted all around so you have to re-read every comment. It's terrible.

IMMUTABLE STRICT is used properly in all of these examples. However, it is important to not lie to postgres and declare your functions are IMMUTABLE (always same output given same input) and STRICT (no side-effects) when they're not, or you'll get wrong answers.

Tom Lane is a hero. Guy worked on TIFF, did a ton of PNG, then organized JPEG, and now does seriously awesome work on postgres, and has for some time.

He also responds to a ton of postgres mailing list emails http://www.citusdata.com/blog/57-postgresql-full-text-search

Untyped languages are okay. Typed languages are also okay. Typed languages with inference are okay.

Optionally typed is extremely strange.

Here's to another 1000 commits for the world's best text editor. Cheers!

I wish Rails supported two secrets the way Rack::Cookie does by always signing with the first, but accepting either. That way you can rotate the secret without signing everyone out.

Clearly the best addition in 9.3 is \watch to psql

My favorite command is pg:mandelbrot

Yes. http://web.archive.org/web/20070817170606/http://mtgox.com/g...

People who want it to go back to its original function of a magic the gathering online exchange

I always vote every option in any poll that you can pick more than one thing.

Simple ec2 security groups is not enough because we also run an arbitrary code execution service (dynos)

Brilliant

For the standalones we give more warning, sure. But not for the ones attached to apps.

Addon providers (of which heroku postgres is) can change the the config var they set at any time. Simply copy-and-pasting creds from one app to another will leave the second app broken when those creds are changed.

Yahoo

Yeah I know there is one on like every desk at my office. So ugly, it's the worst thing about golang. Which as far as worst things go isn't so bad, but man. Ick.

Thanks for sharing, everything makes more sense now.

I really love this talk, but man oh man the gophers are seriously creepy.