Pick an option on each card and press Done; your answer goes straight
back to the session. The raiser's pick is marked. "I'm not sure" and "Take it to the engineering bridge" are real answers.
Nothing open. Good.
Answered and withdrawn (6)
b91311977 Something outside our sync reads the whole database every night around 7pm Chicago time, and it may be enough on its own to miss the read-cost target; may I switch on Amazon's who-is-reading report for one hour tonight (small cost, turns itself off) to find out what it is? — withdrawn
b91317530 Fede took the main fix for the wasted database reads out of the merge line a few seconds after it went in, without saying why; should I put it back in line? — withdrawn
b91402054 The fixed leak left about 29,000 empty junk households on the test building that the sync still reads every minute; may I delete them with this exact command, after it saves a full backup so it can be undone? — answered: Yes, run that exact command
b91431474 We cut the sync's database reading by about 60%, but the whole database still averaged well over the target because other jobs scan everything a few times a day; should I close this task as done and leave those scans to a separate issue, or keep it open until they're dealt with? — withdrawn
b91463546 Some unknown script or person reads the entire database a few times a day, and that alone can blow the read budget; may I switch on Amazon's who-did-what log for one day (about $25–30, turns itself off) to find out who it is? — answered: Yes, log it for one day now
b91528828 The database only goes over its read budget when someone runs a full search of the whole thing by hand (twice from Fede's laptop, once from a Claude session); should I add a guard that stops Claude sessions doing that, and ask Fede to use targeted lookups, or just accept the spikes? — answered: Block Claude's full scans, and ask Fede too