skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
None of the distros you list verifies the software installed by the package manager (except sometimes the kernel and the initrd) at boot time and refuses to finish the boot process if the verification fails. I guess an argument can be made that immutability would make it easier to achieve such a "verified boot process", but none of the distros you list has done the work.

Also, Silverblue's home page does not even list "secure" or "security" as one of the benefits of Silverblue. (They list reliable, atomic, the ability to revert the system, containerized, developer-friendly, no ads, "all your data belongs to you", and open-source.)
Sorry man, but I loathe people who think that way. Particularly since I've ( and many others) found a way to make a living without resorting to that sort of schemes.
...how is that the opposite of what I said?
This is a great post. As an extension developer myself (pg_bm25), seeing more native support for search-related functionalities that extensions can harness would be really great.

I'm surprised nothing was mentioned around pgBouncer/connection pooling. Having more native support for general connection pooling has been a requested feature in Postgres for a while, and many popular DBMS have it built-in. Just how some of what Patroni offer should be better bundled in (as the author argues), I think the same could/should be true for pgBouncer
Is this skynet?!?
The comments seem to be from his mom.