mathisonturing

that's not final though, like val in Kotlin

> batching multiple transactions into IO blocks where feasible. If your average transaction is substantially smaller than the IO block size, then you are probably leaving a lot of throughput on the table.

Could you expand on this? A quick Google search didn't help. Link to an article or a brief explanation would be nice!

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Android has app system level options in the settings to disable WiFi/mobile data.

I tend to use that, and use Netguard as a fallback because the latter has an off by default config incase I forget to disable it for new apps.

Netguard on its own is insufficient because sometimes you'd need to use an actual VPN (which turns off Netguard)

mathisonturing

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> everyone has spent the last twenty years getting really upset about it

Could you expand on this?

mathisonturing

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Forget about DataClasses, TypedDict etc. Can't you achieve the same in python with a class and a dict? Is there a difference, other than perhaps being overloaded with options?

mathisonturing

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Please share for those uninitiated like me

mathisonturing

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How does this stack up against Intro to Database Systems from CMU?

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