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Interview with Benjamin Hindman about reboot.dev and the way to do microservices properly! devreal.ai/ben-hindman-fo…

Ok, y'all. This took me several weeks and a ton of help from Frank McSherry (@frankmcsherry.bsky.social) and Lalith Suresh. I dug into timely dataflow, differential dataflow, and DBSP to get you up to speed on IVM engines and materialized views. Enjoy! materializedview.io/p/everything-t…

Really awesome post by Chris on incremental view maintenance. It's traditionally been thought of as something for analytics workflows, but combined with a sync engine it can bring efficient updates to your UI where standard queries were the norm!

Since January I've been working on Downlink, a platform that makes AI 3x faster. Downlink is built for engineers using LLMs in their product. It cuts a 1-second API call to 300ms or less. I can't wait to share more. Benchmarks coming next week, what evals should I run?

Embucket is on a mission to bring a BYOC option for your Snowflake workloads with a new open source project. Iceberg has commoditized the storage layer, Apache DataFusion and SlateDB made it possible to rapidly develop the stateless query-processing in rust and AI is helping with

👋 data council

Yesterday, I posted a riddle: What happens when you add and remove a column from a table in Postgres 2000 times? Answer: After 1598 times, you get "ERROR: tables can have at most 1600 columns" But... the table only has 2 columns when I get the error! So... why? Because

Today marks SlateDB’s one year anniversary! It’s been a lot of fun. Thanks to Rohan Desai f Almog Gavra vigneshc Paul Butler Jason Gustafson David Moravek and many others for joining the project. 😀 slatedb.io

SlateDB 0.6.0 is out! github.com/slatedb/slated… Highlights include a hybrid cache (using Foyer), a lot of internal cleanup, and more groundwork for transactions. Oh, and put performance jumped ~80% for write-heavy workloads :) slatedb.io/performance/be…

I'm very pleased to see Liu Jiang launch her Sunflower Capital fund today. Liu and I have co-invested on a few companies in the past, and founders have extremely good things to say about her. :) Congrats! And more info here: wsj.com/articles/sunfl…

We’re excited to announce Sunflower Capital Funds I and II. Sunflower is a $250m fund that partners at the earliest stage with companies building foundations for modern enterprises, critical industries, and the physical world.

The most surprising thing I’ve learned in the past couple of years spent talking to several dozens of companies building apps on Kafka is this: the plain old producer and consumer remains the most popular interface for building apps on Kafka. Many companies I spoke to have even

We are looking for a someone to join our restate cloud team. If you like to work on state-of-the-art cloud infrastructure to power a new way to build resilient applications, workflows, agents, event-driven apps, this could be for you! We are looking for strong SRE skills,

This tracks. I think the pyramid analogy reflects market share, too.

Announcing TanStack/DB 🎉🥳 A lightweight, reactive, mini-database with IVM that is perfect for both Sync and Fetch. It’s been a lot of fun to build this with Kyle Mathews, and collaborate with Tanner Linsley. We are incredibly excited for where this can go!

CanRau building konduktum Sam Willis Tanner Linsley Incremental View Maintenance — Chris has a good primer substack.com/home/post/p-16…

we've been accepting more or less every invite for a few months now. we finally shipped a signup form :)

“There isn't an official Go SDK, and I wanted to understand the protocol. This turned out to be a mistake for mental health...” OMG, this post is _exactly_ how I reacted to MCP. JSON-RPC and HTTP+SSE? What are we even doing here. raz.sh/blog/2025-05-0…

Excited to announce Tensorlake Cloud! 🧵 Tensorlake converts real-world documents into clean, structured data for business workflow automation and for building Agents in mission-critical documents. It's powered by a state-of-the-art document layout understanding model trained

Great overview of IVM: materializedview.io/p/everything-t…