It looks like the trend lately... #AI #AIool #chatGPT #monotopic

Learning about vector databases: lab.abilian.com/Tech/Search/Ve…

A case study: Saving CO2 using location and time shifting in Azure by Anders Lybecker & Tess devblogs.microsoft.com/ise/2023/11/09…

6.824: Distributed Systems Get completely lost in these links, keep yourself busy nil.lcs.mit.edu/6.824/2020/sch…

The Billion Row Challenge (#1BRC) - Step-by-step from 71s to 1.7s questdb.io/blog/billion-r…

This is the most dystopian thing I’ve ever heard. “Making learning optional…” Motherfucker, learning is like the most fun thing you can do with your brain. Why would I ever want to make that optional?

Amazing that a chip bricked in 46-yr-old Voyager I, preventing it from sending data, and NASA figured out how to split up and reallocate its functions to other hardware, sending code 15 billion miles away (45 hours round trip!)--and Voyager's back online. blogs.nasa.gov/voyager/2024/0…

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Where Did Software Go Wrong? blog.jse.li/posts/software…

Starbucks' CEO Brian Niccol to commute 1,600 km to work via corporate jet : mybs.in/2dYEA8Q Starbucks España Starbucks 🫢 #WFH #rto

I will fucking piledrive you if you mention AI again 👇🏼 ludic.mataroa.blog/blog/i-will-fu… #AI #AIdoom

If you want to hack on databases here is a starting point reddit.com/r/databasedeve…

The AI bubble won't pop: it'll explode. There will be an absolutely massive, exponential increase in bugs and poorly written software in every industry if the narrative doesn't flip on AI soon. AI doesn't replace anything: it's another tool in the software developers toolbelt.

In my experience, delays in new releases are usually caused by unavailability of Product Owners to address business-related questions from developers, rather than by any lack of capability on the developers' part. How many days have you waited for a response to a simple question?

2025 and we still need to open the lid to switch on a laptop

I'm less interested in what can be built with five minutes of effort and more interested in what can be built with five years of effort

Am I the only one with AI fatigue?