I've been doing some SQL again and one technique I learned years ago was having each thing on its own line, both to reduce churn in version control and allow for easier reordering and commenting out.

Instead of

    SELECT foo, bar, quux FROM baz WHERE storge = 'grault';

do

    SELECT
       foo
      ,bar
      ,quux
    FROM
      baz
    WHERE
      storge = 'grault'
    ;

It's pretty hideous in this example but for bigger queries maintained over a long period of time it can be beneficial. I assume, it's been nearly 20 years since I did anything more serious with SQL.

Using 30s worth of H100 GPU instead of <10ms worth of an entry-level CPU, for a worse result.

Well done.

OK, I'm going to try and resolve these merge conflicts for you!

First, let me pull up the diff and git status

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Hmm, that didn't quite work, let me try that again!