Biking also pollutes after all ...
Finding some surprises while cleaning the canals of Amsterdam. teapawt.net/Solocuriosos_1/status/…
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Excited to share our paper in SIGMOD'23 about running RocksDB on disaggregated storage! research.facebook.com/public…
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Replying to @goMicheleCaci @goinggodotnet
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

ALT 🤔 Are you wondering how to efficiently select your APIs standards? 🤔 How to use these standards to design your APIs? 🎙 Patrick Brosse, API Design & Data model Senior Expert at Amadeus will answer all these questions and more at France API, the 13th of June at Paris, France Hurry up! and register for free here ➜ https://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.
Python Faster Than C++: an Edge Case by Pratik Mahamuni in @BttrProgramming betterprogramming.pub/python…
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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.
I'm feeling so stupid these last years that I should split myself in two. It should solve my problem. queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=…
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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/
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…
Popcorn time!
Attack: kai-waehner.de/blog/2022/11/…
Counter attack: redpanda.com/blog/kafka-redp…
This car always reminds the vehicule in the Logan's Run serie of the seventies. youtube.com/watch?v=kGCOc6Cs…
The same aerodynamic elegance ...























