To all my SF friends who enjoy using Go, come listen to a few horror stories next week meetup.com/golangsf/event…

The parquet-go community keeps rocking!

I just released v0.21.0, which includes two tricky bug fixes that were both submitted and resolved by first time contributors 👏

github.com/parquet-go/par…

People are trying to software that depends on parquet-go on s390x CPUs which are big-endian... and some of the optimizations I made assumed that all machines this code would ever run would be little-endian 🫣

github.com/parquet-go/par…

When Evan and I started RunReveal, we set out with the goal to make sure no breach goes undetected and making good detection easy.

Today, we're excited to announce something that we've been looking forward to for a while: releasing Correlated Alerting!

blog.runreveal.com/introducing-co…

Unironically.

Seriously Prime Video

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🤦

just a little prototype with Go and @cloudflare Workers 🙃

wasi-golang.silverlock.workers.dev

Thought: Launch weeks for developer tools companies are overrated. Not sure the ROI is there.

charm.sh is my favorite site these days, the Go libraries are excellent, and I'm fond of the experience they created to try their product:

$ ssh git.charm.sh

👏

Anyone out there knows a good Github/Discord integration to post messages about new releases to an announcement channel?

The blogging will continue until reliability improves.

Your Sunday read on distributed systems just popped on the first page of HN!

I'm hitting the stage this afternoon at Kubecon_ with Rajiv Singh to speak about some behind-the-scene open-source work we did, if you're there, come say hi!

kccnceu2024.sched.com/event/fd170fe9…

The Kubecon_ effect 😅

I shipped a lot of software, but this is probably the coolest thing I ever got to work on.

We extended the CPython interpreter to be able to seamlessly capture and recreate call stacks.

All this C I did in college finally paid off!

I love the feeling of seeing our product shape up 🚀

The energy build up from seeing all these tweets about people arriving in Paris for #kubecon is quite extraordinary 🌅

« You can either flee from the machines or build the machines with Mechanoid »

We're announcing RunReveal Destinations. Most security teams, in one form or another, are writing connectors to collect their logs and move them to cold-storage.

It's tedious work to be honest, so why not let us do it for you:
blog.runreveal.com/announcing-run…

Our founding engineer Chris is the one who pitched us on taking this bold technological bet, and now he’s gifted us with this amazing deep dive on Distributed Coroutines.

Go check it out, and let us know what you think!