ከሳሽ እና ተከሳሽ እውነቱን ያውቁታል....እየተፈተነ ያለው ዳኛው ነው።

@wordwhisper🦋

أصبحنا على فطرة الإسلام، وعلى كلمة الإخلاص، وعلى دين نبينا محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم، وعلى ملة أبينا إبراهيم حنيفاً مسلماً وما كان من المشركين❤️‍🩹

Yooo guys, if you are just starting your development journey, or if you are a junior, or even if you have some experience and projects but haven't landed a job yet... or overall, if you have a question regarding the field being taken by AI, eski take a look at this👇.

https://t.me/samsonendale/50

@codeandthought

A calm, breezy day, the wind gently brushing against my skin, the air carrying a quiet kind of peace, and me doing something I once dreamed of.

Nothing extraordinary is happening, yet everything feels extraordinary.

And for a little while, I just want time to slow down so I can feel every second of it.

Btw, this is proof that GPT doesn't know me better than a random stranger who spends two days with me...and i was thinking am handing over to much of my information... kinda disappointed also happy

My unpopular opinion

In a startup, hackathon, or whatever, if you have to think about how your product is unique, it's not unique at all.


@codeandthought

3 Ways to Insert Data into PostgreSQL: Sequential, Batch, and COPY

Imagine inserting 1 million rows into your database. You have three strategies:

1. Sequential INSERT: One row at a time
Executes a separate INSERT for each row.
Simple, but slow due to repeated database communication.

2. Batch INSERT: Multiple rows at once
Groups many rows into a single INSERT statement.
1M rows with batches of 1,000 = 1,000 INSERT statements.
Faster because it reduces database round trips and statement overhead.

3. COPY: Bulk data loading
PostgreSQL's optimized mechanism for loading large datasets.
Streams data directly into the database without individual INSERT statements.
Usually the fastest option for massive data ingestion.

One important distinction: server-side COPY FROM reads a file accessible to the PostgreSQL server. \copy in psql reads a client-side file, and COPY FROM STDIN lets applications stream data.

How do we compare them?
Measure their throughput:
Throughput = Total rows inserted / Time (seconds)

@codeandthought