Kathryn Erickson

#SeditiousSix smells like the new Hollywood Ten

Tech Confidential is live! It’s the book I wish I’d had when starting out in tech; candid stories, hard-earned strategies, and lessons learned the hard way. Kindle launch week: 99¢ 👉 amazon.com/dp/B0FM4DZHCR

@Robin_Chsa can you post when the train starts moving?

We’re excited to team up with @DataStax to make building generative AI apps faster, easier and more fun! Learn more about #LangFlow + #DataStax: medium.com/logspace/langf… #GenAI #RAGApplications

Let's do this. Dat-AI-Stax

@foojayio @DataStax @cassandra @spyced @DataStax 💯on point ❕

@AndrewLampitt justwatch.com/us for everything but sports

Must exist: what is the website, app, or resource that tells you where to watch a sporting event, movie, or TV show? along with price and option to pay. Searching every time Amazon Prime, Netflix, etc. is old.

@LouZucaro @zillowgonewild I agree. There's ~10 years difference in their building and one thought was if FLW dropped him because of over customization which others might have put up with.

@LouZucaro @zillowgonewild archives.lib.umn.edu/repositories/8… archive of a lot of his work.

@LouZucaro @zillowgonewild imgur.com/gallery/drhD6KV. Similar roof facade. Windows and casings. House in post has updates so harder to tell. TVF did Rush Creek Village in same region.

@mmcwhort Please. Use this unwisely

@Dropbear67 @mjasay @TanelPoder

Talking with a friend about Postgres and DB-Engines database trends (db-engines.com/en/ranking_tre…), it strikes me that all of the big relational databases are falling relative to others, with Postgres gaining share at their expense. A few thoughts as to why this makes sense (1/n)

@mjasay @TanelPoder It’s a shelf strategy made possible by a permissive license. Wherever you look, there’s a solid PostgreSQL option. As a result it's more often seen as a cloud friendly, scalable, affordable alternative for existing relational apps. They’re playing positive sum games, and winning

@TanelPoder I think the 4 only matters (and it's important) for enabling others (like AWS, Percona, etc.) to easily build services. I don't think (actually, am positive) customers don't care. But vendors do, and have built great services with PG (which, in turn, has spread its popularity)

@tjake Wish List 1. Can't @ 5+ people that have no links to each other. 2. Can't @ within x days of new accts. 3. If 2+ folks untag, auto-report as spam. 4. Add "require approval to @ me in a post" as a setting. 5. accts with short hamming distance from verified accts have more rules

The NFT spam on Twitter has become unbearable for me

@spyced For me the major flaw is sorting alphabetically instead of by heap size

"We find that newer low-pause GCs are significantly more expensive than older GCs." They're using really tiny heaps here, and their numbers show that the low-pause GCs do better as heap sizes increase. Suspect results are mostly irrelevant to real world. users.cecs.anu.edu.au/~steveb/pubs/p…

Four more outputs from Nerumiant, open for minting on on Monday at noon central / 10 AM PST / 19:00 CEST. fxhash.xyz/generative/137…

.@apache_pulsar is now fully available in @Decodableco as a source or sink! Whether you're running Pulsar yourself or using @streamnativeio or @DataStax, you now have dead simple way of processing your data in real-time, in SQL, with no infra to deploy.

@Mr_mitchellh you're the cut vertex connecting the graphs of tech twitter and farming twitter

Is there a hay ring that cows won't tear up? I'm pretty sure they sit in that field thinking of ways to destroy things.

@ericcbin #subscribe