I bought my 3rd model S this year (ordered around Christmas 2024) and it was the most difficult experience ever.
- It took a week to figure out if I was going to get financing thru Tesla
- the rate I got was higher than the original estimate in spite of no credit problems
- it made me decide to switch from a lease to a purchase w loan, and I used my own bank
- it took me two months to get the car, although there were no unusual options
@elonmusk I had the personalized plates from my old car and nobody helped me put them on my new one. I had to go back months later to the service dept to figure out the front plate
It's been more than 3 years from this talk already!
Both @QuarkusIO and @graalvm evolved a lot: some of the limitations I mentioned are no longer applicable, and yet it's still very actual if you're interested in how Quarkus works internally.
https://t.co/Vx3SADoNqc
@CedricChampeau I disagree on the finale. I love the Expanse and it's an awesome show, but I think they could have done so much better with season 6 and esp the finale. Rather than the plot with the kids we could have gone a lot more into what was going on with the angry entities in the gate
GraalVM 19.3.0 is released 🚀. Now it supports Java 8 and 11. This is a major feature release.
Read the announcement: https://t.co/lEEGpp8Q1O
Download: https://t.co/ueQ1ZUfjBJ
Thank you for 10.000 GitHub stars!⭐️
There are 3.6 million open source LOC actively maintained for @GraalVM.
Find here a link to all the related repositories: https://t.co/ym1ITTPf4Q
@grashalm_@kellabyte@lukaseder A @graalvm stored procedure engine is just the first step. No good reasons to keep code away from data when we have scale-out distributed databases.
@grashalm_@kellabyte@lukaseder What we want to do with @graalvm is to allow it to subsume the entire SQL execution, so that you could write Java8 lambdas, have the query optimizer rewrite them, and execute them as efficiently as user code. Plus, we want a more complete programming model.
@grashalm_@kellabyte@lukaseder Row-wise user-defined functions and stored procedures have also generally been really slow relative to code that is written natively by the engine's authors
@grashalm_@kellabyte@lukaseder@lukaseder : You have to think beyond language to the programming model. Today, database stored procedures can't do things like build up a cache in a place that will exist on the next procedure invocation, because the database optimizer wants the freedom to reorder execution
@ChrisGSeaton@codefolio From the reviewer selfish POV it’s less work if you looked at a paper before, and I have yet to meet a PC member that likes more work