What would multi-threaded PostgreSQL look like? ↓

And a better metrics crate is what you will get docs.rs/measured/lates…

New blog post: The Return of the Frame Pointers (Fedora, Ubuntu) brendangregg.com/blog/2024-03-1…

does any one know where i could find some Unsolicited advice? preferably from people with weird personality disorders who dont know anything

Neon is now GA 🎉🎉🎉

Jos me, hyvät kanssaeläjät Suomessa, jostain haluttais pitää kiinni, niin olisko se edes luonnonsuojelualueiden suojelu? Allekirjoita, jos komppaat. kansalaisaloite.fi/fi/aloite/13216

Kehitysministeri Ville Tavion (ps.) johtama ulkoministeriö on juuri ilmoittanut, että se lakkauttaa Finnwatchin tärkeimmän julkisen rahoituslähteen. Päätöksellä ajetaan alas kansalaisjärjestöjen tekemä yritysvastuutyö. 1/2 finnwatch.org/fi/uutiset/hal…

Yay!!! We get the #NatureRestorationLaw after all!! 😍 Celebrating with this great pic by Seppo mstdn.social/@sepponet.

my biggest fear about generative AI is that the eventual bubble collapse will economically kneecap the kinds of machine learning that can actually do things that humans can’t easily do, or can’t do that well, like computer vision, drug discovery models, and things of that nature

From Ted Chiang's recent New Yorker essay about AI. I totally agree with this:

I loved this take on Antithesis's website. I hope this becomes norm. Ghosting is never nice. I dislike the power imbalance. Kudos to these folks!

2025 Feb 28. It's happening. scattered-thoughts.net/writing/hytrad…

Please share this far and wide. As far and wide as you can. NIST Password Guidelines for 2024 are in the process of being updated. This is a HUGE pet-peeve of mine (when vendors in particular are still operating like its 2017 and keep changing passwords every 60 days, STOP DOING

Book I'd pay $100 for: The Technical, Oral History of WhatsApp, 2009-2014. Going from zero to ~50 employees, a distributed system with Erlang that serves 500 million users, and a $20 billion acquisition.

🎄 T-24 hours until #AdventOfCode 2024! 🎄

When Meta trains it models on 80+ TB of pirated books from LibGen and other platforms, it's called 'fair use', without them having to pay penalties and / or receive some form of legal punishment, as proceedings are ongoing. When Aaron Swartz downloaded 70 GB of articles from

Could you imagine if there were journalists whose beat was covering magicians, but they think magic is real, so they're always breathlessly reporting on the lady they saw cut in half.