This is directionally correct approach. Deleting a large chunk of rows, in a large table does lead to unpredictable-bad behaviour for a while until those dead tuples are handled.
I have ultra. Will not be renewing it. Useless, at least have global limits and let people decide how they want to use it. If I have tokens left, why can't I use it for code assist?
Hypothetically my ancestors were cheetah and not hominoid apes. One needs to prove foundational hypothesis before larger claims that can be built on top of those.
GitHub is not the place to write code. IDE is the place. Along with pre CI checks, some tests, coverage etc. they should get some PM before making decisions..
It is possible to test the chaining though, if you know your data well. If not, those edge cases in the data quality can throw things off balance very easily.
Amazon did that to a physical product my wife is selling. I was very annoyed. But it ended up being a configuration but default being `show address` state is definitely annoying.
you do you. NIR is the part of sunlight that makes you "feel" good or alive or whatever nice thing you are looking from being outside.. Ill stick with NIR is essential component for calling stream of photons as sun-like.. or not sun-like.
Well, I have a brute force strategy for pgvector working reasonably well. Individual, partial indexes. It works for all those queries with category_id=<> clauses. You only need an index for larger categories, for categories with rows below a threshold you dont need index a KNN/dot product would work.
get a broad spectrum red light bulb, that is most well understood and is least risky. Cons is the targetted spectrum would be only a small portion of it but good thing is it is a 4$ cheap test. It worked for me for smaller issues, like minor burns, cuts etc.
Vitamin D is not an outcome of standing by fire. It is from UV spectrum which is entirely absent from fires. It needs high temperature fire like fusion to be emitted. Totally doable by sun but not by your campfire.
i dont know what you mean by science. There are literally 1000s of research papers showing mitochondrial "horsepower" with red light on every type of tissue. Cells heal themselves as first thing when they get extra energy. Do you want your neighborhood clinic to validate before trying some light samples out?
infrared, yes. Although depends on skin colour wrapping the skull. Melanin absorbs everything under the sun. It has very high absorption of UV but somewhat absorbs infrared too in this range of frequencies. Darker the color of skin, higher the melanin and higher the absorption by skin.
I have used a very similar strategy by forking repack client https://github.com/reorg/pg_repack/pull/326 This works out of the box with rds/cloudsql etc.