jmoiron plays the blues

@jmoiron.bsky.social Been thinking about the congestion charge and wondering what precedents there are for enacting new legislation that starts off very unpopular (the "polling" shows 65% oppose though I can't find fine grained info eg. by ZIP). I thought the smoking ban might be an example, but it ...
@jmoiron.bsky.social replied: Ah I recognize de With as a designer, but not as a designer for mobile camera/video software. That explains a lot! Phones really are so capable these days. I've had a R5 mk2 in my B&H cart for the past few days and I'm having a hard time submitting.
@jmoiron.bsky.social This is what my Pixel photos look like before its AI processing steps in to completely squeeze the drama out of them. These are great btw. If they're direct from the phone like this that's amazing, though I'd imagine that phone software prefers to expose these scenes more.
jmoiron/monet d96e1b0 streamline error handling in startup, add index and pages.. only search left for FE
@jmoiron.bsky.social Winning being paramount to having principles is the public perception of Democrats, so this is really on brand.
@jmoiron.bsky.social In all seriousness, very happy to see the slow rebirth of tech Twitter over here.
@jmoiron.bsky.social replied: At the low and high end (eg. Redis & Cassandra), the case for NoSQL has been pretty resilient. But we've also seen that SQL, esp. SELECT, has enough familiarity and expressive-power that it's desirable even when you remove those RDBMS properties.
@jmoiron.bsky.social replied: I think we're moving past that, at least conceptually. DuckDB, Presto, Spanner, et al. have shown you can bring bits of SQL to non-RDBMS storage. MySQL and PostgreSQL have added native support for JSON types to deal with less-structured data. There are a billion distributed k...