Martin Filliau
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AI summaries should be considered as entertaining. In a decision making context, it should be considered at most as hypotheses, not as answers, especially if your decision making matters.
How is this production technology, redux?
1.4 billion / 26 million = 53.8.
Not 37.
1.4 billion / 26 million = 53.8.
Not 37.
December 31, 2024 at 8:51 AM
AI summaries should be considered as entertaining. In a decision making context, it should be considered at most as hypotheses, not as answers, especially if your decision making matters.
Reposted by Martin Filliau
Reposted by Martin Filliau
How Decentralized Is Bluesky Really? dustycloud.org/blog/how-dec...
A technical deep-dive, since people have been asking me for my thoughts. I'll expand a bit on some of the key points here in a thread. 🧵
A technical deep-dive, since people have been asking me for my thoughts. I'll expand a bit on some of the key points here in a thread. 🧵
How decentralized is Bluesky really? -- Dustycloud Brainstorms
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November 22, 2024 at 4:06 PM
How Decentralized Is Bluesky Really? dustycloud.org/blog/how-dec...
A technical deep-dive, since people have been asking me for my thoughts. I'll expand a bit on some of the key points here in a thread. 🧵
A technical deep-dive, since people have been asking me for my thoughts. I'll expand a bit on some of the key points here in a thread. 🧵
Reposted by Martin Filliau
Random thoughts on databases and .NET developers after running my #PostgreSQL Superpowers talk:
- most of them don't do SQL, just EF,
- don't use Explain to analyse query plans,
- MSSQL is still the go-to,
- PostgreSQL is still seen only as a no-cost alternative,
- DB is just a bag for data for them
- most of them don't do SQL, just EF,
- don't use Explain to analyse query plans,
- MSSQL is still the go-to,
- PostgreSQL is still seen only as a no-cost alternative,
- DB is just a bag for data for them
November 20, 2024 at 9:40 AM
Random thoughts on databases and .NET developers after running my #PostgreSQL Superpowers talk:
- most of them don't do SQL, just EF,
- don't use Explain to analyse query plans,
- MSSQL is still the go-to,
- PostgreSQL is still seen only as a no-cost alternative,
- DB is just a bag for data for them
- most of them don't do SQL, just EF,
- don't use Explain to analyse query plans,
- MSSQL is still the go-to,
- PostgreSQL is still seen only as a no-cost alternative,
- DB is just a bag for data for them