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Hacking at Amadeus on the French Riviera

Sophia Antipolis, France
Joined May 2011
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Biking also pollutes after all ...
Finding some surprises while cleaning the canals of Amsterdam. teapawt.net/Solocuriosos_1/status/…
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So where is the code that produces these gifs? Go to github.com/mcaci/gopherconeu… to see the code. If you want a live demo or an explanation of the code go see me at #gopherconEU or contact me! I'll be happy to chat with you ☺️ #go #letsgo #golang #gopher
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The airline industry is forecast to return to a net profit position in 2023, at $9.8 billion USD. On a per passenger basis, however, net profitability in 2023 is limited to $2.20 - roughly the price of half a cup of coffee in Geneva 🇨🇭 . #WeeklyChart 👉 bit.ly/3oYibvB
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Amadeus has invested in @capheniatec, which has an innovative approach to produce sustainable aviation fuel #SAF in a more affordable and scalable way. Read the announcement here: amadeus.com/en/insights/pres… #SustainableTravel
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🤔 Are you wondering how to efficiently select your APIs standards? 🤔 How to use these standards to design your APIs? 🎙 Patrick Brosse, will answer all these questions and more at @FranceApi Paris, 13th of June. Hurry up! and register for free here ➜ lnkd.in/dMYqw76g
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Everyone loves @PostgreSQL these days. But there is a part of Postgres' architecture from the 1980s that causes many performance + storage issues for people. So @BohanZhangOT and I wrote a new @OtterTuneAI blog article about why it is and why it sucks: ottertune.com/blog/the-part-…
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You can write C++/Rust/Go/Java code that is much slower than Python. So please use Python if it is fast enough for your needs. Do not assume that "written in Rust/C/C++" means "fast and efficient". It does not.
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Is Elden Ring an existential risk to humanity? That is the question I consider in my new blog post. Yes, it is a comment on the superintelligence/x-risk debate. Read the full thing here: togelius.blogspot.com/2023/0… Or follow along for a few tweets first, if you prefer.
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This looks like a great resource – a series of distributed systems programming challenges designed by Kyle Kingsbury aka aphyr fly.io/dist-sys/
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Meanwhile, we do not find and cannot hire the people we would need. Still, looking for k8s SREs, DBAs, C++/Java devs, etc … Where do all these people go?
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My @NetflixEng colleague @amernetflix wrote up a nice high-level overview of the "noisy neighbors" problems one often encounters in large-scale container-based multi-tenant deployments. medium.com/@amerather_9719/n…
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Désopilant. D’année en année…. – at Sciez, France
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Happy new year! Live long and prosper! Let's hope 2023 will be better than the previous ones.
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choose your new years resolution:
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This car always reminds the vehicule in the Logan's Run serie of the seventies. youtube.com/watch?v=kGCOc6Cs… The same aerodynamic elegance ...
For the first time in 100 years, the competition is coming for legacy auto Welcome to the year of the Cybertruck
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I’m a W, how about you?
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Many executives fail to understand why tech companies are bloated. They are bloated because everything is held together with duck tape and "task force" teams. And it's due to gross lack of funding when it comes to removing complexity and technical debt.
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