Lalith Suresh

Came in thinking this would be about OOP. Great read.

"We chose performance over security" - a dilemma no data team should face.

#DataEngineering #DataSecurity #RealTimeAnalytics

Either would be great.

Any offerings that are Postgres compatible, HA and can survive disk/node failures without losing data? And by postgres compatible I mean wire format, SQL engine and features like LISTEN/NOTIFY.

#dataBS #databases

My favorite example of this is a methods book papers I saw being citing that was literally not available anywhere on the Internet. It was a book from the 1930s. I reached out to a few authors too who did cite it and they'd never read it either.

Systems research was terrible at this. I call it "citation by induction": you saw related work citing it, so you do too.

As a result, you'd see papers being cited for no reason other than some keyword in the title matched.

Does anyone have any tools for casually viewing metrics? As in, I don't have to deploy a database and another app in multiple containers to look at them? So far, I'm just using viewing metrics as text, which I'd call barely adequate.

Woke up today to something like 50 job applications, all completely irrelevant to the job profile, but submitted from a similar email domain. What even is the goal here?

How Figma Uses Rust for Instant Canvas Rendering in the Browser Native speed, memory safety, and Wasm integration. Continue reading on Medium »

#rust #programming #startup #figma #golang

Origin | Interest | Match

Yeah I just listened to the preview on Audible and the voice acting stood already!

This looks hilarious!

It's really good! Hit all the right notes for me in terms of sci-fi world building, intrigue, and really great characters.

I did start that series but it didn't quite click for me. It didn't help that I started it right after the Red Rising series.

Finished the Expanse books. Now what. 🥲

This LLM hype is nothing new, Rust & Haskell developers have had compiler-induced psychosis for decades now.

My favorite procurement moment in a while:

"CEO will be signing"

"Sorry, CEO is on vacation, so apparently the CTO should sign"

"Sorry, CTO is on vacation too, we're trying to find the first person not on holiday who can sign"

100%! I especially appreciate the meme ones adding up.

One of the little joys of onboarding customers via Slack Connect is the opportunity to copy over some new emojis.

I usually think of network stack as the part of the OS/kernel that takes application payloads and writes it out to network devices (and back), and provides some set of guarantees while doing so. Things like DPDK, mTCP etc.

It's easiest to write your own code for this (you're effectively writing a controller). Anything else is just a comical amount of complexity and pointless terminology salad.

"we are looking at a massive scale need, so I want to make sure you can handle this volume first"

"that's exciting! How many users do you have that you have this kind of scale?"

"none, we haven't built the product yet"

🤡

Many of these sound like great potential Google Summer of Code projects.

Cutting Down Rust Compile Times From 30 to 2 Minutes With One Thousand Crates We'll explore how we can leverage all cores on a machine with rustc using many crates to speed up compilation.

1. Gerd Zellweger from Feldera wrote an article on Cutting Down Rust Compile Times From 30 to 2 Minutes With One Thousand Crates.
www.feldera.com/blog/cutting...

India bars Jane Street from its securities market, citing manipulation of stock indexes Indian regulators barred U.S. securities trading company Jane Street from the local market until further orders and seized $567 million of its funds, saying an investigation found it manipulated stock indices through positions taken in derivatives.

Something something Ocaml.

DM-ing :)

Superhuman got acquired by Grammarly.

wat.

Yeah that's the view I want in the middle.

I simply don't understand the logic behind Google drive's UI. The web view always shows a completely random collection of documents. Creating folders is pointless because you can almost never find them afterwards. Can I get a regular filesystem like layout?

Same! *jazz hands*