@matigo Oh wow. So it was all there and just being horribly retrieved. š¤¦š½
@matigo Moving to caching the query results qualifies as a trick to me. š So much of performance tuning can be very sensitive to access patterns like that.
Did you create a table and keep it up to date with triggers, or would a materialized view be workable?
@matigo oh good it wasnāt just me. I was confused at being signed our everywhere recently, too.
Edit: Ah. I should really read their blog. š https://github.blog/2021-03-08-github-security-update-a-bug-related-to-handling-of-authenticated-sessions/
@matigo just swap the magnet holding the backup floppy to the filing cabinet for a pushpin and the bulletin board and call it solved, eh?
@matigo Weird - somehow that didnāt turn into a mention for me.
Edit: Checked in Nice to make sure it wasnāt my client. Also not a mention there. š¤
@tomas Three kids! The middle one turns 4 on Friday. The other two will turn 2 and 7 in August.
Itās good. I think on balance the most continually startling thing is the constant changes in everything. As an adult, I could basically freeze my world - routine, environment, habitsā¦ But with young kids, all that is in flux all the time. (OK, maybe less so routine, but actually carrying out steps like āget everyone fedā and āget everyoneās teeth brushedā has a lot more unknowns and curve balls than it has any right to. š)
@matigo TBH I pretty much only notice fans with the video call apps and certain more intensive compilation steps. And weirdly sometimes when Jira or Gcal have been up in a tab for a few days and seem to somehow start eating 100% CPU.
Do you know of anything particular about an Electron app that makes it any more resource-intensive than a browser and its tab? Or a standalone browser?
@tomas Iām doing good. Iām in basically the same situation as a couple years ago but with one more kid.
@variablepulserate Typical Markdown behavior. Iād need to look up how to disable it. My guess would be a prefixed backslash though.
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