Rather than “git blame” I would like to see “git I did the best I could with the tools and organizational structure available to me so just give me a little space and time and it will get fixed eventually”
My Stonebraker history book arrived. I started reading and it's full of gems. My fav so far:
Wei Hong is an early @PostgreSQL dev. He learned about databases in China by typing in the entire Ingres source code by hand from illegal printout found in random boxes. /cc @mikeolson
Email is also a great antidote to the exhausting treadmill that group chat programs put you on. Asynchronous should be the default. https://t.co/Nv2IIUW0xG
Here's a dystopian vision of the future: A real announcement I recorded on the Beijing-Shanghai bullet train. (I've subtitled it so you can watch in silence.)
SQL query optimization meets deep reinforcement learning 💿 new @ucbrise post that shows that join ordering is a natural problem amenable to deep RL https://t.co/7mUgQibLM8
Great shots of Kelvin-Helmholtz wave clouds over central #Victoria this morning - 📷 thanks @LucyVMayes
They can form when there is suitable instability and wind shear across the cloud layer. Too small a scale to show up from space though! https://t.co/fs6VXhNTTs #VicWeather
The software to create the black hole in the movie 'Interstellar' is a full implementation of Einstein's equations in 40,000 lines of C++, and rendered thousands of 23-megapixel IMAX frames on a 32,000-core render farm at about 20 core-hours per frame https://t.co/6bt87bIR9l