TS felt simpler if we could make it fast — no napi, no native builds, no per platform vendoring
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TypeScript Port Delivers 3x P99 Performance Improvement
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After a few hours, I had a PR. The results were solid — P99 got 3x faster after porting to TypeScript!
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AI Inference: Enterprise-Grade Model Optimization Explained
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What exactly is AI inference? It’s where trained AI models generate real-world predictions. For enterprises, optimized inference = reliable, scalable AI. Read why it matters & how it works in our latest blog: https://
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AI Homes: Optical Networks Enable Intelligent Connected Experiences
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AI is moving into our homes — and networks must evolve with it. At #MWC2026, Huawei highlighted how optical networks are enabling AI-driven services, from smart homes to distributed computing. It’s no longer just about connectivity. It’s about intelligent experiences. Read more 👉 go.kenovy.com/sRN7 #AI #Telecom #OpticalNetworks #Innovation
→ View original post on X — @ingliguori, 2026-04-09 21:22 UTC
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Tesla Autonomous Driving Technology Operating in Los Angeles
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Tesla driving itself around LA pic.twitter.com/NyM36R6J7a
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 9 avril 2026Tesla driving itself around LA
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X Algorithm Transparency and Platform Bias Concerns
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The 𝕏 algorithm is open source and updated frequently, but you do not point to any alleged bias or suggest corrections, choosing instead to leave for platforms that everyone knows have a strong bias for political correctness, which just another way of saying “lies”. You used
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Iceberg v3 Public Preview: Unifying Data Layer Across Engines
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Iceberg v3 marks a major step forward for open table formats in unifying the data layer. With v3 now in Public Preview on Databricks, it enables: • High-performance incremental data processing • Native support for semi-structured data • Interoperability across engines and
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Transformation ahead: optimism despite inevitable change
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No, nothing will ever be the same again, but there is no reason why it shouldn’t be much better than what we have now.
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Rare bleeding edge memory technology for advanced systems
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It is very rare nowadays and even rarer if you have a bleeding edge memory feeding it.