Not sure I agree with this - if productivity is going up, then it seems like the value of thinking would _also_ go up

Each thought is just worth so much more

A glorious new era of bespoke industrial code

From the article

"Bolivia is among the world’s most politically turbulent nations, having had nearly 200 coups and revolutions since it won independence from Spain two centuries ago. Morales was ousted by the army as recently as 2019 after a disputed election."

And how many of them were with the support of CIA ?

you could try clickhouse

It is a different scenario. A large number of point queries, not like analytics on top of a large amount of data. Not a good fit for ClickHouse.

I'm not sure you need to be very rich, or an institution to diversify. In fact, it's never been easier to own hundreds, or thousands, of stocks as an individual. All you need to do is buy etfs.

I wish the article would show a graph of the golang heap usage. I'm reminded of this cloudflare article [0] from a while back where they created an example that seemed to exhibit similar performance issues when they created many small objects to be garbaged collected. They solved it by using a pooled allocator instead of relying solely on the GC. Wonder if that would have been applicable here to the go version.

[0] https://blog.cloudflare.com/recycling-memory-buffers-in-go/

Discord for sure

I switched and never looked back. They have pretty slick apps for desktop and mobile too.