How does one install this on a aws rds instance?

hypopg is now supported in RDS so the steps would be:

1. Enable hypopg

    create extension if not exists hypopg;

2. Copy/paste the plpgsql file:

https://github.com/supabase/index_advisor/blob/main/index_ad...

We are also developing the Trusted Language Extension with the RDS team, so at some point it should be easier to do this through database.dev:

https://database.dev/olirice/index_advisor

Waiting 2.5 years for an Einburgerung. Read online, that other people submitting papers now, get that done in 1-2 months. Supposedly there are people that contacted the government asking about that discrepancy (2+ years vs months) were told that they should re-submit their papers... Paying twice...

alternatively one can use an alfred plugin like this one: https://github.com/jaroslawhartman/TimeZones-Alfred. That's what I'm using since a few years

Seems one was used as more than just inspiration for the other for my taste...

Their introduction page[0] makes this look like material ui's makeStyles[1] approach?

[0] https://stylexjs.com/docs/learn/ [1] https://mui.com/system/styles/basics/

Yup, but without the handy `classes` prop so people can modify styles.

Plus, I find with v5, I never touch `makeStyles` / `styled`, the utility props / sx are enough.

That's a nice vision, but as someone who transitioned from a windows to mac a few years ago, I'm sad to report that reality isn't anything like it. Office for mac is lightyears behind what windows has. Both excel and outlook miss critical features (just last week I was looking to change the background of an email - seems that's impossible on mac), or are so much worse in terms of performance (~20mb file with pivot tables) that I'm not sure if I'm running Excel on my m1 mac or if it's a raspberry pi.

So what are we paying premium for if the creator pushes their own ads? Anyhow, when I was watching TV year's ago, I hardly ever stayed on a channel during the ads break. I won't sacrifice my time being sold on mostly rubbish which I wouldn't buy anyway (vpn, brilliant etc.)

Whole point of youtube premium is getting rid of ads on mobile/tvs

Sure, and there are sponsorblock solutions for both mobile and TV

Didn't Amazon invest in Google in the Google's early days? Now Google is returning the favor by saying: "Look FTC and DOJ, we are not a monopolist, web users prefer Amazon over Google when they search for products to buy."

It’s about as close as one can get to an acquisition, no?

Dunno, seems to me that asking (writing in this case) is not final solution. In fact, in most cases, typing down a question will take longer than looking in a well created table.

This chat-like back-and-forth, will take forever to understand some dataset properly. One question answered will give birth to 5 additional questions and so on.