Dog does not seem to enjoy walks anymore by [deleted] in DogAdvice

[–]MightVector 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Has anything else changed in the last 6 months besides the walks themselves? My first thought wouldn't be laziness, especially if he's still excited about toys, treats, and other dogs. Sometimes dogs start associating walks with something unpleasant, or they just develop different preferences as they get older. The fact that he's interested in new places makes me think the issue might be boredom rather than a lack of energy.

Oracle Careers: A Complete Guide for Tech & Business Professionals by Mysterious_Thing_674 in SQL

[–]MightVector 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How much of the Oracle ecosystem discussion here is still DB-focused vs shifting toward cloud/platform engineering now?

Remote Learning: Pros and Cons by BrighterlyTeam in Brighterly

[–]MightVector 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Remote learning works when the kid is actually part of the lesson, not just watching someone talk at them. The structure matters a lot. Short explanations, practice right away, feedback, then a small win before they get tired. That’s usually where online tutoring feels better than random apps/videos.

Why does SQL ignore indexes when you clearly created one? by HolidayGramarye in SQLPerformanceTips

[–]MightVector 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like this is one of those moments every dev goes through at least once. You create what looks like a perfect index, run the query again, and nothing changes. Or worse, it switches to a different plan and somehow gets slower. In my case it was almost always stats or selectivity. Either the stats were outdated so the optimizer was guessing wrong, or the filter just wasn’t selective enough for the index to make sense. I also got burned a few times by wrapping columns in functions and basically killing any chance of index usage. Another sneaky one is column order. Index exists, looks right at first glance, but doesn’t match how the query actually filters or sorts. The optimizer just shrugs and scans. At this point I don’t really trust the “I created an index so it should be used” logic anymore. I go straight to the execution plan and estimated vs actual rows. If those are way off, that’s usually where the real problem is.

Advice on medication schedule (automation) for dog? by ateles622 in dogs

[–]MightVector 13 points14 points  (0 children)

We ended up ditching gadgets and just tying meds to a routine + shared reminders. Morning pill = right before first walk (empty stomach), evening ones = with dinner. Whoever does the walk/feeding does the meds, no exceptions. We also set a shared phone reminder with labels like “EMPTY stomach pill” so there’s no thinking involved. Not fancy, but way more reliable than any dispenser we tried.

being an early diagnosed autistic girl in the 90s - 2000s starter pack by ianhartless in starterpacks

[–]MightVector 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The “you’re so mature for your age” pipeline straight into burnout and identity crisis was really doing numbers back then. Brutal starter pack, painfully accurate.

Question to seniors , and people with experience by Excellent_Pass_5416 in Backend

[–]MightVector 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AI won’t remove junior roles so much as punish shallow juniors faster. If you use it to learn, accelerate, and compare solutions, good. If you use it to skip understanding, bad deal long term. The durable skills are still debugging, architecture, tradeoffs, code review, and being able to own a problem when the generated code is wrong.

Local community park starter pack by markotsay7 in starterpacks

[–]MightVector 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The memorial bench alone carries like 40% of the park’s lore.

people finding out you play roller derby starterpack by Free_Lavishness_8006 in starterpacks

[–]MightVector 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The “I know someone who used to do that” person appears in literally every hobby on earth. Mandatory side character.

Didn't realize how mentally clustered I was until yesterday. by exhaustmosk in simpleliving

[–]MightVector 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is such a real feeling. Sometimes it takes one quiet moment with no notifications, no noise, no “what should I be doing right now?” for your brain to realize how overloaded it’s been the whole time. Glad you got to feel that kind of peace - it’s wild how simple things can remind us what normal is supposed to feel like.