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Niche topics are full of insider jargon and Postgres is no exception... https://www. crunchydata.com/blog/challengi ng-postgres-terminology

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Niche topics are full of insider jargon and Postgres is no exception... https://www. crunchydata.com/blog/challengi ng-postgres-terminology

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And so it begins! Tweet fails to publish on Twitter, toot publishes fine on Mastodon...

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And so it begins! Tweet fails to publish on Twitter, toot publishes fine on Mastodon...

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Recorded my demos for #PostGIS day! Now to build the deck and record the interstitials! Have you registered? https://info.crunchydata.com/postgis-d ay-2022

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Recorded my demos for #PostGIS day! Now to build the deck and record the interstitials! Have you registered? https://info.crunchydata.com/postgis-d ay-2022

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And the answer is wait 4 more weeks. Have already waited 20. Passports Canada is tres broken.

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And the answer is wait 4 more weeks. Have already waited 20. Passports Canada is tres broken.

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Actually, it's a long queue, but I really appreciate the transparency on the wait length. It's exactly the opacity of the rest of the system that has required me to make this very long call.

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Actually, it's a long queue, but I really appreciate the transparency on the wait length. It's exactly the opacity of the rest of the system that has required me to make this very long call.

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Calling Passport Canada: "There are currently... 195 callers... ahead of you."

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Calling Passport Canada: "There are currently... 195 callers... ahead of you."

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Yep, yep, yep, @postgis day 2022 is on the way! Have you signed up? Do! Have you checked out the talk lineup? Do! Toooot! https://info.crunchydata.com/postgis-d ay-2022

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Yep, yep, yep, @postgis day 2022 is on the way! Have you signed up? Do! Have you checked out the talk lineup? Do! Toooot! https://info.crunchydata.com/postgis-d ay-2022

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@edzer @strk Concur. Also very much A Portrait in Jazz.

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@edzer @strk Concur. Also very much A Portrait in Jazz.

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That said, it's a pretty funky path:
- Build the absolute best product in a category and OSS it
- Watch your product take over the market place
- Leverage your centrality to drive traffic into your profit centers
Very much a "commoditize your complements" play. And yields a hard question "are we worse off or better for having access to these amazing, still OSS, components"

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That said, it's a pretty funky path:
- Build the absolute best product in a category and OSS it
- Watch your product take over the market place
- Leverage your centrality to drive traffic into your profit centers
Very much a "commoditize your complements" play. And yields a hard question "are we worse off or better for having access to these amazing, still OSS, components"

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VSCode as Chrome redux. The OSS super-power is as a sometimes on-ramp to mass adoption, and big corps are leveraging it. https://ghuntley.com/fracture/

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VSCode as Chrome redux. The OSS super-power is as a sometimes on-ramp to mass adoption, and big corps are leveraging it. https://ghuntley.com/fracture/

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@mmdolbow

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@mmdolbow

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Groovy. Is noSQL recapitulating the old mistakes Codd invented the relational model to alleviate? https://twobithistory.org/2017/12/29/c odd-relational-model.html

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Groovy. Is noSQL recapitulating the old mistakes Codd invented the relational model to alleviate? https://twobithistory.org/2017/12/29/c odd-relational-model.html

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The (social) network is the moderation rules. https://www. theverge.com/2022/10/28/234281 32/elon-musk-twitter-acquisition-problems-speech-moderation

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The (social) network is the moderation rules. https://www. theverge.com/2022/10/28/234281 32/elon-musk-twitter-acquisition-problems-speech-moderation

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@strk Bill Evans is my personal lord and saviour. Have a favourite track?

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@strk Bill Evans is my personal lord and saviour. Have a favourite track?

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Cool, practical look at AIS processing in postgis https://openais.xyz/post/2022-10-28-ai s-traj/

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Cool, practical look at AIS processing in postgis https://openais.xyz/post/2022-10-28-ai s-traj/

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I'm really enjoying Rachel Maddow's epic multi-episode sub-tweet of contemporary politics. I hope she makes it all the way to the end without cracking. https://www. msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-presen ts-ultra

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I'm really enjoying Rachel Maddow's epic multi-episode sub-tweet of contemporary politics. I hope she makes it all the way to the end without cracking. https://www. msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-presen ts-ultra

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#PostGIS Day is coming... Nov 17, we have a great agenda! https://info.crunchydata.com/postgis-d ay-2022

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#PostGIS Day is coming... Nov 17, we have a great agenda! https://info.crunchydata.com/postgis-d ay-2022