I Used AI to Rewrite My Messages, Then Chose Postgres Over MongoDB

Lehan Edirisinghe

AI rewrote messages for local fit; Mandarin and China praise followed; PostgreSQL versus MongoDB research ended on ease-over-hype choice I have AI rewrite messages so they land locally, then I nerd out on databases: MongoDB vs PostgreSQL, who uses what, and what actually fits the app

Waking Up and Planning to Code

Wednesday, 16th.

11 am

Just got up. Will code today.

Using AI to Translate Writing for Local Culture

3 pm

I feel like, ai does a lot of my writing, both what i send, and what I respond to, because it helps me translate to the█████████ profile, or the local culture, ██████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████

These have helped me.

AI Reducing Stress in Audience-Fit Writing

This has reduced a great deal of stress, pain and frustration, that not just me, but people here have faced.

As the ai can change what I write to suit the audience.

Not Writing Much on Facebook

I am not writing much on fb

The image depicts a scene from a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, specifically on April 9, 2025. In the foreground, a woman is testifying at a podium equipped with a microphone. She has long, wavy blonde hair and is wearing a light blue blazer over a dark top. Her expression appears serious as she speaks, and she is gesturing with her hands, indicating engagement in her testimony.

Behind her, a man with gray hair and glasses is seated. He is wearing a dark suit and has a slight smile, suggesting he is listening attentively to the testimony. The background features a decorative wall with a geometric pattern, likely part of the Senate chamber's architecture.

At the bottom of the image, there is a banner that reads: "FACEBOOK WHISTLEBLOWER SARAH WYNN-WILLIAMS TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE." This text is prominently displayed and indicates the subject of the hearing. The video player interface is visible, showing a play button and controls for playback, along with the title of the video: "Facebook Whistleblower Makes Shock Claim About Mark Zuckerberg During Senate Testimony."

The overall setting is formal, typical of a governmental hearing, with an audience visible in the blurred background, suggesting a public interest in the proceedings. The lighting is bright, highlighting the speakers and the podium area.

Defending China, Xi and Zuckerberg From Congressional Attacks

I speak Mandarin too! But I used Duolingo.

Look, going to China, doing business with CCP, showing respect to Xi. They are things we should encourage.

This whole thing, where racists, are fighting with China, trying to convince us, a failing China, with 1.4b poor people █████████████████████████████████████████████████is not good.

China being a successful, powerful and healthy nation, a nation of people ever ready to forgive, to be the bigger men and women, to lend a hand of support to anyone, is a good thing we honor.

Xi is a far greater man than Lee Kuan Yew, LKY only saved 5m people, Xi rescued 1.4 billion of his own Chinese race.

He is a god in history.

We want to do business with China.

Trump's right: China and US, could solve 90% of the problems we face as a species, not cause 90% of the problems we face.

This whole congressional attack on Facebook and China, isn't healthy, it's just going to lead to pressure on the WH to push tariffs.

Only China's been singled out for 100% plus tariffs.

It's clear from this video, that these reps and senators are dead set on ███████ up China or Zuck somehow.

Zuck's been made a scapegoat, he only ██████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████

He had no choice.

Trump's grandkid Arabella was singing in Chinese to impress Xi.

This crucifixion of Jews, this Kristallnacht of Jewish owned businesses: Google and Facebook, we've seen it all before.

There is nothing said about Amazon being a ███████ monopoly, nothing said about Microsoft vs Apple.

Only the two prominently Jewish led businesses are isolated for smashing up by these racists.

Remember how they kept asking that TikTok yellow skinned CEO, if he's working for the PLA, or CCP?

Even though, he's in Singapore? Far removed from China, unlike HK or Taiwan, who are part of China already.

This is insane, and they're just pushing this story, at the same pre planned time as they're trying to destroy Meta, with an antitrust lawsuit.

The image displays a screenshot from a YouTube video titled "MySQL vs PostgreSQL Performance Benchmark (Latency - Throughput - Saturation)." The video is hosted by Anton Putra, who has 97.5K subscribers, as indicated below the video player.

The video features a dark-themed graphical interface with multiple performance metrics displayed in various panels. 

1. **Read Latency (p99)**: This panel shows two lines representing MySQL (orange) and PostgreSQL (blue) latency over time, measured in milliseconds. The y-axis is labeled with values ranging from 5 ms to 20 ms, while the x-axis indicates time in minutes and seconds.

2. **CPU Usage**: This section displays CPU usage for both databases. The orange line represents MySQL, and the blue line represents PostgreSQL. The y-axis ranges from 0% to 100%, and the x-axis is similar to the previous panel.

3. **Memory Usage**: This panel shows memory usage percentages for both databases, with MySQL in orange and PostgreSQL in blue. The y-axis ranges from 8% to 12%.

4. **Disk Reads IOPS**: This section displays input/output operations per second for disk reads, with MySQL in orange and PostgreSQL in blue. The y-axis ranges from 0 to 15K IOPS.

5. **Queries Per Second (QPS)**: This panel shows the number of queries processed per second for both databases, with PostgreSQL in blue and MySQL in orange. The y-axis ranges from 15K to 18K queries.

The overall layout is organized, with each panel clearly labeled and color-coded for easy differentiation between MySQL and PostgreSQL. The background is dark, enhancing the visibility of the graphs and metrics. The video controls are visible at the bottom, including options to play, pause, share, and download.

In the top browser window, the search bar shows the query "mysql vs postgresql performance," indicating the context of the video. The time displayed in the top right corner shows 9:04 PM on April 16, and the battery percentage is at 82%. 

No people or additional objects are visible in the image, focusing solely on the graphical data and video interface.

PostgreSQL Loading Fast for Vote Lehan

I like postgresql db. I use for vote lehan.. it's loading super fast. It loads faster on desktop, as I never did my web app for mobiles.

At least, i'm the only presidential candidate, to even do that much

The image displays a YouTube video titled "MongoDB vs. PostgreSQL: Performance & Functionality" by Anton Putra, who has 97.5K subscribers. The video is currently at the 12:45 mark of a total duration of 14:43. The interface shows a dark theme with various graphs and metrics related to database performance.

1. **Graphs and Metrics**:
   - **Insert Latency (p90)**: A graph showing latency over time, with PostgreSQL (indicated in blue) and MongoDB (indicated in orange). The y-axis measures latency in milliseconds, ranging from 0 to 400 ms.
   - **Update Latency (p90)**: Another graph similar to the insert latency, displaying update latency over time.
   - **Delete Latency (p90)**: Displays delete latency metrics, with a similar structure to the previous graphs.
   - **Select Latency (p90)**: Shows select latency metrics over time.
   - **Queries Per Second (QPS)**: A graph indicating the number of queries per second, with PostgreSQL and MongoDB data points.
   - **Disk Writes IOPS**: A graph showing input/output operations per second for disk writes.
   - **CPU Usage**: Displays CPU usage metrics for both databases.
   - **Disk Usage**: A graph showing disk usage over time, with PostgreSQL and MongoDB data points.

2. **Text Elements**:
   - Each graph has labels indicating the type of latency or metric being measured.
   - The last recorded values for each database are displayed next to their respective lines on the graphs.

3. **Background and Setting**:
   - The video is set within a YouTube interface, with a search bar at the top showing "mongodb vs postgresql performance."
   - The video controls are visible at the bottom, including options to join, subscribe, share, and download.

4. **Visual Style**:
   - The overall color scheme is dark, with graphs primarily in blue and orange, making the data points stand out against the background.

This description captures the observable details in the image without speculation or subjective commentary.

MongoDB Outperforming PostgreSQL and Hiring a DBA

MongoDB is outperforming PostgreSQL somehow.

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I guess, uhh, I have to do angrypages in mongodb instead now

We need to hire a db admin, like jacques' kid, who works at some bank, and manages that bank's database

But we can see, and hire someone

The image displays a Google search results page with the query "who uses mongodb." The top section features a dark-themed interface typical of Google, with a search bar prominently displayed at the top. Below the search bar, there is a highlighted section titled "AI Overview," which provides a brief description of MongoDB and its usage across various industries.

The text states that MongoDB is utilized by a diverse range of organizations, including notable tech companies like Toyota and Uber, as well as smaller entities such as Urban Outfitters. It mentions MongoDB's popularity for managing large volumes of semi-structured data, particularly in agile environments and microservices applications.

Further down, there is a bulleted list categorizing industries that use MongoDB, including:

- **Technology**: Companies like Toyota, Uber, Cisco, Google, Adobe, and Verizon.
- **E-commerce**: Companies like Shopify and Urban Outfitters.
- **Finance**: Barclays for real-time fraud detection and analytics.
- **Manufacturing**: Bosch for managing IoT device data.
- **Gaming**: Epic Games for powering games like Fortnite.
- **Mobile Applications**: Tinder for managing user data and interactions.
- **Content Management Systems (CMS)**: Shutterfly for managing diverse content types.

On the right side of the page, there are additional links related to MongoDB, including articles about data management and customer use cases. The overall layout is clean and organized, with a focus on providing information about MongoDB's applications in various sectors. The background is a soft gray, and the text is primarily in white and blue, consistent with Google's branding. 

No images of people or specific products are present in this screenshot, and the focus remains on textual information.

Wow

Wow

The image displays a screenshot of a web browser with a focus on a search for images related to "MongoDB vs. PostgreSQL." The browser interface is dark-themed, indicating it may be in a night mode setting. 

In the center of the image, there is a prominent chart titled "MongoDB vs PostgreSQL - Transaction Performance." The chart features two sets of vertical bars representing performance metrics for both databases. The y-axis is labeled with "Transactions / second," while the x-axis is labeled with "Concurrent threads," showing values ranging from 1 to 256. The bars for PostgreSQL are depicted in blue, while those for MongoDB are shown in red. The chart indicates that PostgreSQL outperforms MongoDB as the number of concurrent threads increases, with PostgreSQL reaching peak values around 30,000 transactions per second.

Surrounding the main chart are several other thumbnails of images related to database comparisons. These include graphs, infographics, and presentations, with various logos and branding visible. One thumbnail features the logo of EDB, which is associated with PostgreSQL. Another thumbnail shows a comparison chart with the logos of MongoDB and PostgreSQL side by side.

The browser tabs at the top indicate that the user has multiple pages open, including YouTube and Facebook, suggesting a casual browsing context. The visible time on the browser indicates it is 3:36 AM, and the date is noted as Wednesday, April 16. 

Overall, the image captures a moment of research or comparison regarding database performance, specifically between MongoDB and PostgreSQL, with a focus on transaction performance metrics.

Choosing PostgreSQL While Considering MongoDB

I guess, umm, we will chat with ChatGPT, and use Postgresql, because we know how to use it easily

But I might switch to Mongo

It sounds a tad bit cooler

And it's faster

Data and stats can be used to show or say anything

What matters is whether it is EASY, and whether it WORKS or not

ChatGPT Recommending PostgreSQL During Sinhala Avurudu

ChatGPT's advising me to go with PostgreSQL

It's Sinhala avurudu, but I am waiting on my credit card, where we are going to open up in the US next

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Saying You Haven’t Seen a Leader Like Me

You haven't seen a leader like me!

Lasantha Only Printed on Sundays

Lasantha only printed on Sundays.

Not Taking Any Holidays

I don't take any holidays

Workaholic Leaders and Loyalty to Trump

Sajith's dad, was a workaholic, like Jonathan's dad, and I respect it in Hans, or Anura K , even if they're not amounting to much

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The image depicts a scene from a Senate session, dated April 8, 2025. A man, identified as Senator John Kennedy, is standing at a podium in the Senate chamber. He is wearing a dark suit with a white shirt and a striped tie that features orange and blue colors. His hair is gray and styled in a neat manner. He is gesturing with his right hand while holding a piece of paper or a pointer in his left hand, indicating a level of engagement in his speech.

Behind him is a large poster or sign that reads "STOP GAZA GENOCIDE TOOLKIT" in bold red letters. The sign also includes the logo of NYC Public Schools at the top, along with the text "Office of Student Pathways Newsletter." Below the main headline, there is a web address: "uscpr.org/StopGazaGenocide," and a note to "Download social media images." The poster features a black-and-white image of a crowd, likely related to the topic being discussed.

In the foreground, there is another individual seated, appearing to be a young man in a suit, who looks somewhat disengaged or contemplative, with his head slightly down and a neutral expression on his face.

The setting is the interior of the Senate chamber, characterized by dark wood paneling and a formal atmosphere. The background includes rows of empty seats, indicating that the chamber may not be fully occupied at the moment. The overall lighting is bright, typical of a legislative environment.

The lower part of the image features a banner with the text "SEN. JOHN KENNEDY" and "Republican, Louisiana," indicating his political affiliation and state representation. The banner is styled in a way that suggests it is part of a news broadcast, possibly from Forbes Breaking News, as indicated by the logo in the bottom right corner. 

Overall, the image captures a moment of political discourse, focusing on a significant topic related to Gaza, with visual elements that emphasize the formal nature of the Senate proceedings.

Anger About Teaching Harm to Jewish-Owned Business

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They're teaching to harm jewish owned business

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