After 6 years, Gitpod is leaving Kubernetes 🕊️ gitpod.io/blog/we-are-le…

A fun read on how SQLite's new sqlite3_rsync utility works. nochlin.com/blog/how-the-n…

Notion uses SQLite compiled to WASM in browsers. This comment on HN provided a likely explanation behind the move. tl;dr: - LocalStorage: 10MB limit, lost writes - IndexedDB: Performance issues, reliability bugs hard to debug

M4 Mac Mini AI Cluster Uses EXO Labs with Thunderbolt 5 interconnect (80Gbps) to run LLMs distributed across 4 M4 Pro Mac Minis. The cluster is small (iPhone for reference). It’s running Nemotron 70B at 8 tok/sec and scales to Llama 405B (benchmarks soon).

if you'd like to build Notion-style apps by compiling SQLite to WASM (like they did) and are evaluating options, I found this RxDB page very helpful for comparisons. LocalStorage vs. IndexedDB vs. Cookies vs. OPFS vs. WASM-SQLite

CTOs will rather hire the guy who has a Kubernetes cluster running in his basement than someone who has tons of certifications. Want to stand out in DevOps interviews? Learn why running a K8s homelab is your secret weapon to landing that next role. Full video shows you

Hugging Face is doing a free and open course on fine tuning local LLMs This is a practical course on aligning language models for your specific use case. It's a handy way to get started with aligning language models, because everything runs on most local machines. There are

Why? Because we need ways to attach arbitrary compute to "AI compute" and the legacy of traditional servers and basically web hosting, don't really apply anymore. We have something much closer to a greenfield than we've had in a long time.

Every day on YouTube, people upload 4 million videos and watch 5 billion videos. Handling this staggering traffic requires a vast fleet of servers. So when a new request comes in, where does it go? How do you balance load across so many servers for so many jobs? I love this

Published a new blog post: In Search of a Faster SQLite

Google ha sacado un libro para Aprender Rust en 5 días. Gratuito y en Español. Creado por el equipo de Android: google.github.io/comprehensive-…

Introducing projectsecurity.io! A free platform dedicated to practical #cybersecurity training through homelabs, build real-world scenarios, master the basics, and create a portfolio of projects along the way. Learn more: bit.ly/40gQnBc It's free. No gimmicks.

We are starting a new initiative to bring compile-time instrumentation to #OpenTelemetry Go! 🎉 This will enable lightweight, high-performance telemetry without manual instrumentation. 🚀 A promising initiative shaping the future of observability in #golang.

Si lo de DeepSeek termina por confirmarse, la caída en bolsa será recordada por generaciones. Todo el hype en las empresas de hardware y las inversiones multimillonarias de las compañías líderes en la industria quedarán en entredicho. Podría ser la aguja que explote la burbuja.

Google SRE have been using Systems Theoretic Process Analysis (STPA) to anticipate and prevent problems in our complex systems. This opens a whole new paradigm for Google's safety and reliability. Read more in this article in USENIX Association ;login: magazine. google.smh.re/4hKw

2.5 years into the AI craze, and I continue to firmly believe that if your company wasn’t already interesting/succeeding without AI, then doing “whatever plus AI” isn’t going to save you. For the few that seem this way (eg Cursor), I think their moat is a lot weaker than it

If you are a Go noobie and want to become better at both programming and Go i highly reccomend this playlist. Incredibly well thought-out course. youtube.com/watch?v=iDQAZE…

Microsoft acaba de lanzar "MCP para principiantes". Diseñado para desarrolladores y desde cero. ✓ Disponible en Español ✓ 25 módulos: fundamentos, servers, devtools... ✓ Ejemplos en Python, JavaScript, C# .NET y Java → github.com/microsoft/mcp-…

Este tipo literalmente compartió una hoja de ruta paso a paso para construir su primer agente de IA, y es oro.

Someone built a web-based System Design Simulator, where you drag & drop architecture components and actually simulate traffic, failures, latency, and scaling in real time, System design just got way more interactive.