Andy Hamon

I would definitely be willing to accept stale completion info in exchange for better performance. Also, I wonder if the eval could be done incrementally/more lazily. For example, in my...

This is how it works in normal ActiveRecord where clauses as well: ``` ruby BlogPost.joins(:user).where(users: { username: 'foobar' }) ``` Even if the relation to users was called something else,...

My speculation (since I haven't read the AR source) is that '#joins' needs to know the relation to do the join properly (since you can configure the foreign keys and...

I find this problematic for a few reasons: - I've been using the detsys installer for a while now. In the past, when I accepted the defaults, I didn't get...

> Can you share details about your system (os/distro/version) so we can diagnose why it is blocking? This is on macOS 15.3.1, following a macOS update and reboot. I've already...

> How did you go about actually implementing that? Just a simple `chown` of `/nix` immediately following install. This results in builds, store operations, nix db modifications, etc. happening directly...

Yeah, just to be clear I am not asking for single-user support. It works for us now, and once it stops working for us, well, thats what I get paid...

Back on the larger issue at hand: > The fastest thing we can do is iterate on the text and make it more explicit. > I can see where you're...

I don't get this issue if I switch from `compression=zstd` to `compression=gzip` and overwrite the cache. So I think it is an issue specific to using zstd with a cache.

If I find some time, I'll see if I can reproduce using minio. Unfortunately, my main specimen was serving production use cases and I already did the cache surgery, so...