[04:56] <foo> If we wanted to hire someone who is proficient in linux admin, and can help run scripts for customers, check database, troubleshoot customer issues, etc, is there a role name for this? It's like a linux admin, with some psotgres experience who can execute python scripts. *thinks
[06:06] <blahdeblah_> foo: one of "linux sysadmin", "linux systems engineer", "site reliability engineer", "full stack developer" or a few others, depending on how hip you want to be :-)  If you do a web search for each of those plus "job description" you should get a feel for which one makes the most sense for your organisation.
[06:11] <andol> Also, "platform engineer" and "infrastructure engineer".
[06:11] <andol> So many choices!
[17:43] <foo> andol / blahdeblah_: thank you! 
[22:17] <g4mbit> hello all, im trying to clean up a sqlite db with a command that looks like this: sqlite3 /etc/thelounge/logs/user.sqlite3 "delete from messages where time < strftime('%s', datetime('now', '-7 day'))*1000; VACUUM;"
[22:18] <g4mbit> problem is that when I run it, I get an ERROR sqlite or disk is full 
[22:18] <g4mbit> I'm at 82% disk utilization so not sure why is giving me that?
[22:41] <sdeziel> g4mbit: https://www.sqlite.org/lang_vacuum.html says in 3. that `VACUUM` creates a temporary file so maybe that's what pushing your into out of space territory? 
[22:42] <sarnold> heh :/
[23:33] <g4mbit> sdeziel thanks that was exactly what was happening
[23:33] <g4mbit> all good now, ty
[23:59] <sarnold> yay :)