JDK 19 is so far the most exciting Java release yet, IMO. So many cool preview features
👉 Record patterns
👉 Foreign function & memory API
👉 Virtual threads
👉 Structured concurrency
and more...
#java#openjdk
https://t.co/pNwg46u4PQ
Ingenious scientists worked around the clock to find vaccines, with spectacular success. Will their noble efforts to beat the virus be defeated because of a new epidemic – new virus, a virus of the mind, the memetic virus of anti-vax propaganda spread by gullible fools?
US series called Young Sheldon nicely passes dull time on exercise machine. Witty like Simpsons – not just contrast of solemn young genius vs sibs, but gentle satire on “normal” US family: fat football-coach father, airhead religious mother, brash, in-your-face grandma. Fun.
It’s #GISDay !!
Apache Sedona users, cheer up! You can now seamlessly integrate your spatial SQL code in Sedona with @geopandas to scale your spatial data analytics pipeline!
When I’ve looked up a topic in Wikipedia that I know something about, I’ve always been very impressed. This gives me confidence when it comes to topics about which I’m ignorant. I’ve just donated to Wikipedia. Please donate too.
https://t.co/bXuCDNB3Jy
A (Not So) Brief But (Very) Accurate History of PL/SQL: https://t.co/UK3HiKwmls (A neat story we meant to link to several weeks ago but it's just come up on our radar again :-)
Manish Jain, from Dgraph Labs, wrote a bit about his experience debugging Jepsen test failures, and how he used OpenCensus traces to get a handle on some tricky bugs: https://t.co/ruBdNmvMY5
Check my latest blog post. I used #apachedruid and #apachesuperset to build end-to-end data piepeline and provide some insights on #COVID19 using Highways England data https://t.co/gIziiFBMXn
We’re committing Twitter to help increase the collective health, openness, and civility of public conversation, and to hold ourselves publicly accountable towards progress.
Talk: "Is Spark still relevant?" by @Chemisist at @PyData NYC 2019 comparing Dask, Spark, and RAPIDS, mostly from the perspective of enterprise support.
https://t.co/55qVQUFVDH
Looking at the intersections between the Semantic Web, content and SEO :) I created this. Maybe the most difficult for me was to weave some nonexisting (yet!) things together. @aarange & @DavidAmerland 's thinking dragged me out of my too theoretical approach :) with their texts.