Lets goooooo! 🚀 3.8 billion messages streamed at 14.5 GB/s to a single Snowflake table with a P50 latency of under 2 seconds.... on 12 computers 🤯 🤯 🤯 - The alternative replacements at this scale I've seen is around 300 KC node count. Super proud of the product and

Really interesting Software Unscripted episode between Richard Feldman and Andrew Kelly talking about Zig, Roc and general compiler stuff pod.link/1602572955/epi…

Loads of exciting things happening at Redpanda Data, definitely the next big step in the data streaming space.

This is great, but once you’ve tried an ARM based Mac it’s really hard to go back to x64 😞

Wow, cURL has achieved *zero* open issues in GitHub, that's impressive! If cURL can do it, why can't you? 😁 github.com/curl/curl/issu…

ARC Raiders has one of the coolest soundtracks I’ve heard in a game in a while. The whole atmospheric synthwave vibe is so slick.

“We didn’t have to rewrite it in Rust. All we've done is reimagine which work this process really needs to do, and focus on only doing that.” honeycomb.io/blog/how-we-sa…

RAD Debugger on Linux 🤩

Great post on the powers of Lazygit. Been a power user of it for a few years but still found a few new nuggets in here.

Do it! Switched from C# to Go about 5 years ago and haven't looked back since. Its philosophy of stripping back to just the bare essentials made me realise how much cruft has built up in languages over the years. It made programming fun all over again 🥰

Why does it exist? Even if I told you, you probably wouldn’t get it…

Aiden Deploying Kafka sucks. But deploying Redpanda - easy. lol insert chefs kiss emoji. 3 years using Redpanda in prod - no issues

Every time I use another languages I’m quickly reminded how spoilt those working with Go are with such fast build times.

Sounds like this is going to be great, definitely going to tune into this one.

Engineering Managers have been vibe coding for decades.

From the online Zig Book. I imagine we’ll see more of this “actually written by humans” USP as time goes by.

One thing I’ve began to noticed the more I start to lean on LLMs for code generation is how much more important refactoring has become.

I really want a Framework laptop for Linux. I wonder if I should sell my M1 MacBook to get one 🤔