[22:00] Note that Postgres' BRIN stands for 'Block Range INdex', and is more similar to Zone Maps than bitmap indexes as described: BRIN contains a summary (e.g. min/max, bloom filter, ) of what data can be expected in each range of blocks in the table, and it does not support addressing individual tuples.
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[22:00] Note that Postgres' BRIN stands for 'Block Range INdex', and is more similar to Zone Maps than bitmap indexes as described: BRIN contains a summary (e.g. min/max, bloom filter, ) of what data can be expected in each range of blocks in the table, and it does not support addressing individual tuples.
Yes, somebody else corrected me on Twitter. I will fix for next year. Thanks!
@@andypavlo Your so good! Thanks for uploading. Love from Pakistan 🙏
"places I've lived... Compton"
I'm slowly getting his sense of humor
Yup and the intro/outro music haha, it all clicked for me at that moment too!
"You're maybe lit, right?" . . . "What?"
I understood everything up until bitweaving and now I am horribly lost :(
1:21:22 a crap mention is not muted lol
rust devs are so uptight
Typo at ua-cam.com/video/lGRAq98ejWs/v-deo.html, the comparison is 6 < 5 not 5 < 6