Nathaniel Cook

July 22 in Denver, CO @ApacheDataFusio meetup: Join myself, Andy Grove, Brent Gardner to find out about DataFusion, meet other users, and talk about Databases. We still have speaking slots left (10-15 minutes) and would love to have you join us luma.com/jsu6faie

@SandyofCthulhu This is the kind of thing LLMs are good at. Setup a prompt for ChatGPT/Grok with the some details on the things you want ignore (i.e. ignore anyone trying to sell me something). Then using the X API you can download you DMs once a day and get a report of DMs worth reading

So I need some advice. I hate looking through my DMs because I have a TON of them, plus a ton of requests. I guess that goes along with having 50k+ followers, so I'm not really complaining. I'd rather have the followers. But it makes it really hard to slog through the DMs and answer them. I'd say about a third of the requests are from people that want to sell me something or use me for something (one guy wants me to help him design some sneakers?!) so those are particularly obnoxious. Should I just completely give up on DMs or is there a way to parse them? I mean, sometimes I talk to somebody here that I absolutely want to discuss more with via email. Suggestions welcomed.

Job working on a Distributed query engine built on @ApacheDataFusio coralogix.com/careers/co/bos…

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I started a new position leading the query engine team @Coralogix I am super excited to get to know the team and the tech. Time series dbs just won't leave me alone 😁

DataFusion will finally have tree style explain plans: github.com/apache/datafus… (likely in 47.0.0)

We've been building in the dark for some time... happy to finally bring @recallnet's source into the light github.com/recallnet

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We’re excited to share that Textile and @3BoxLabs are merging companies to build intelligence infrastructure for AI! Two pioneering teams in decentralized data joining forces to co-create an open network for multi-agent intelligence. Massive! 🧵 (1/11) coindesk.com/business/2025/…

@eatonphil Can confirm it's a tree walking intepreter, however the tree being walked is not the AST but rather a semantic graph. Which is similar in structure to an AST but were syntactic sugar etc, all collapse to the same semantic graph.

Hey InfluxDB people, I have a question. You've got github.com/influxdata/flu… that says you compile to an IR that you execute in a virtual machine. But your virtual machine is still a tree-walking interpreter, is that right? It's not a stack- or register-based virtual machine, is that right? #L352" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/influxdata/flu… github.com/influxdata/flu…

Today I start a new journey at @3boxlabs as a research engineer. I'll be bringing Rust to the team and working to scale the Ceramic network

@leothrix If you do join a mastodon server let me know and I'll likely join just to check it out.

@leothrix I have been following mastodon from a distance for a while now. I generally like supporting federated social media. (I use matrix/element daily). Biggest problem I have with mastodon is I haven't found a server I want to join. Every server seems to be highly specialized.

I'm hanging onto Twitter as long as I can because the peer group is the value, but... what's our backup plan? I see cohost mentioned but mastodon seems much less single point-of-failure prone. Sort of a "let a hundred flowers bloom" moment for federated social, I guess

Flux 1.0! influxdata.com/blog/what-expe…

Join engineering manager @NathanielvCook for his talk about #InfluxDB scripting languages & #Fluxlang at #InfluxDays. He’s already living in the future...so 🔥 fire up those Flux Capacitors because Flux 1.0 is coming soon!

My talk is live now about Flux, the data scripting language at #InfluxDB Watch live now influxdays.com/live-stream/

@InfluxDB @scott_dsgn Come listen to my talk on Flux!

Coming up at #InfluxDays, it's your chance to learn all about the scripting languages you can use with #InfluxDB! Join @Scott_Dsgn, @NathanielVCook, and Gary Fowler for their sessions 👉 bit.ly/3gAdvra

@_morgan_adams_ @leothrix 3 This does not justify using poor sites, but I personally don't know what site I would recommend. Seems like there are no good choices. So its not surprising to me that people end up finding sketchy sites to share. (Deleted and unnested tweets )

@leothrix It's interesting to me how they don't trust the media, but then send me links to some random site like legiteaglepoweredpatriotblog.com (might need to buy that domain...). Like... why do you think your rando site is so trustworthy?

We've reached the "conservative extended family is emailing me (the 'tech person') for suggestions to find search engines without liberal bias" stage of political discourse, I see

@_morgan_adams_ @leothrix 2 The Hill hosted the video in full, while all other major news outlets did not, that I could find. What happens when none of the major sites cover a story? The slope is steep, it goes from main stream to legiteaglepoweredpatriotblog.com really fast.

@_morgan_adams_ @leothrix 1 Anecdote: ~week ago Trump gave a speech on voter fraud. I was curious what he had to say, searching Google the first two pages of results did not have a link to the video, rather just clips of news sites commenting about the video. Using DuckDuckGo it was the first hit