Stéphane Derosiaux

GitHub - ramonvermeulen/whosthere: Local Area Network discovery tool with a modern Terminal User Interface (TUI) written in Go. Discover, explore, and understand your LAN in an intuitive way. Knock K... Local Area Network discovery tool with a modern Terminal User Interface (TUI) written in Go. Discover, explore, and understand your LAN in an intuitive way. Knock Knock.. who's there? 🚪 - ramo...

Found this while playing with whosthere, a nice little TUI tool that scans your LAN using mDNS, SSDP and ARP cache. Helped me realize my network situation was completely broken. github.com/ramonvermeul...

Ran a network scan from my NYC apartment. Found 300+ devices. Turns out my building's ISP (shh) put everyone on a shared /21 with ZERO client isolation. I can literally curl my neighbor's dev server, AirPlay, Sonos, etc. Hello arpspoof? How tf is this even possible. #security101

YouTube video by RisingWave Streaming Stories #16: Year-End Retrospective on Data Infra

It's out! www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-UJ...
2024 impact and hot takes on data infrastructures, AI stuff, Iceberg stuff, stream processing stuff. I was with both legends @yingjunwu.bsky.social from RisingWave and @emaxerrno.bsky.social from Redpanda.

Conduktor looks to gatekeep 'bad data' out of company's apps | TechCrunch Conduktor, a startup building streaming data management tools, has raised $30 million in a new funding round.

"Today is a good day." New conduktor.io website and we raised $30 million! We’ve been challenged, pushed, made tough decisions, built and rebuilt products—all driven by the inspiration to create something game-changing for an industry in real need. Time to stream!

techcrunch.com/2024/11/12/c...

GitHub - timescale/pgai: A suite of tools to develop RAG, semantic search, and other AI applications more easily with PostgreSQL A suite of tools to develop RAG, semantic search, and other AI applications more easily with PostgreSQL - timescale/pgai

PostgreSQL isn’t just a database; it’s a platform. We can build data-driven applications right at the core within PostgreSQL itself. Here, embeddings and RAG. github.com/timescale/pgai

BYOG—Build Your Own Games.
Going back to basics sometimes feels good. Using React to build CLI using the great 'ink' lib github.com/vadimdemedes...

gist.github.com/sderosiaux/9...

The Strange Kafka World of the EU AI Act The regulation needs repealing

I'm European. I support regulations that protect us without holding back innovation. It's about finding a balance that lets us take risks because global progress is inevitable... but, we may need AI to help us keep up with the right AI regulations. ♾️

www.siliconcontinent.com/p/the-strang...

"Google does not use GCP internally!" -> What are they using internally? Only custom-built systems tailored to their scale?

I'm really excited about KIP-932 (Queues for Kafka) and its potential for the AI world. This will enable worker architectures to index unstructured documents at scale to feed LLMs. Inference costs keep decreasing with lower latency and more specialized models: SLMs will be at the core of streaming.

It feels odd scrolling through your feed, finding mostly interesting posts you care about and getting overwhelmed by so many cool nuggets. #losthabit #bsky

Who is writing external documentation in your company? Dedicated tech writers? Product? CS? Have you found the right combination for everybody to be happy and efficient?

I find this area tough to nail. Everyone says "it's a collaborative thing" but you always need a driver to own the thing. 🚔

Things like apache/kafka-native feels so nice. It must’ve been a journey to get there, its massive test suite probably helps tremendously to detect and link everything.

Now: It's not an Apache project but where is the lightweight Schema Registry image? (not the 1.7GB joke)

-BlueSky: Just vibing and posting memes. Chill.
-X: I’m here for the chaos.
-LinkedIn: Beyond thrilled to be a world-changer, visionary, and productivity ninja before my second cup of coffee and my 3-hour workout. Big things coming! #Grindset

Why #ApacheKafka is always late? There are many great articles on tools for monitoring Kafka. Here, I explore other concepts: the existence of multiple lags, defining end-to-end lag, mitigation strategies, Little’s law, lag stabilization, backpressure, and more. sderosiaux.medium.com/why-kafka-is...

Where are my fellow peers talking about exciting tech, streaming, and AI stuff 🔎

Hello. 🌥️ Excited to be here, seems like the new place to be these days! #bsky