Feeling overwhelmed by responsibilities personally & professionally? Like things just keep piling up?. You’re not alone, but ask yourself: Are you really trying to make it work, or just stuck in the chaos?. Read here:. In my latest article, I share how to

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RT @iamgrandbusta: This makes sense. Basically giving AI agents autonomy to make payments without needing to wait for user interaction. 1)….

Be careful who you let stand beside you, some people just want a free ride. Discernment is very necessary

Never set the bar so high that you forget to look back and see how far you’ve come. What helps me is keeping a box of achievements: big or small. Whenever I feel low, need the courage to take the next step, I look inside and remind myself of everything I’ve already accomplished.

RT @orangebook_: You just need to take a good look at all the older people who didn't get to live the life they wanted, and it will become….

I really dislike undocumented code, like why. if you’re lazy, just use AI.

Write-Ahead Logs may be invisible to you, but they’re the reason your last bank transfer or blog post isn’t lost after a crash. (7/7).

It’s like a black box in an airplane. If disaster strikes, investigators (the DB engine) can replay exactly what happened. (6/7).

Systems like PostgreSQL, MySQL (InnoDB), and even some NoSQL databases use WAL for crash recovery. (5/7).

Why does this matter?.If a crash happens mid-write, the log can replay the changes. This ensures durability and consistency (the "D" and "C" in ACID). (4/7).

In databases, WAL does the same thing:.1. Every update is written to the WAL (a log file) first. 2. Only after it’s safely logged, is it applied to the main database. (3/7).

It's called Write-Ahead Log(WAL).Imagine writing in a notebook. Instead of writing directly in your main journal, you first jot down every change in a scratchpad. Why? If your pen leaks or the page tears, your notes are still safe in the scratchpad. (2/7)

Ever wondered how databases survive crashes without losing your last saved data? (1/7)🧵.

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We're keeping things plain and simple for you, lol.

Touch a lot of grass today.

Waiting for the day my OS is smart enough that I can say/type:.“Remember that folder where I did X and Y last week? Open it.”.And it just responds with the exact thing instead of, “Search returned 47,000 results.”.

The colour “red” is a developer’s most hated colour.

Treat yourself to a taste of luxury every now and then. It resets your mindset, reminds you what’s possible, and fuels the drive to work harder.

RT @superSaiyanSkai: