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Scalable Intra-Process Data Redistribution W Ring-Buffer Shuffle (Redpanda Oxla)
(arxiv.org)
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The Importance of Out-of-Band Metadata for Safe Autonomous Agents [Redpanda]
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4mo ago
This is really cool stuff. Amazing the efficiencies Pinot brings to data systems. [Disclosure: I used to work at StarTree. Still a fan!]
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6mo ago
I think that's the issue: a human can't. We'll need to set up "radar" agents to find out new tools for agents.
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A Peer-Vetted AI Stack for Builders
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6mo ago
> Agents are cardinality-hungry. They want the high-cardinality data you'd normally drop: individual trace IDs, per-request attributes, full tag sets. They are very patient. They will sift through it. The agents themselves are not l
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6mo ago
Vera does what NVIDIA calls Spatial Multithreading, "physically partitioning each core’s resources rather than time slicing them, allowing the system to optimize for performance or density at runtime." A kind of static hyperthread
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6mo ago
This is the related benchmark blog from Redpanda [disclosure: I work for Redpanda and I helped write this. Credit to Travis Downs & others at Redpanda for the heavy lifting on the testing and analysis.] https://www.redpanda.c
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Redpanda pushes the envelope on Nvidia Vera
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Redpanda Agentic Data Plane (ADP) now in limited availability
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The convergence of AI and data streaming – Part 1: The coming brick walls
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9mo ago
The reason being? IP proxy gateways. They obviated the need to move away from the limited address space of IPv4. Which was 90% of the reason to do IPv6.
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9mo ago
Should be far, far larger news, to be honest.
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9mo ago
"You are entirely correct!"
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9mo ago
Exactly.
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9mo ago
Fair. A good callout. And maybe the right move. However, a healthy IBM would not have needed to calve off its entire Global Technology Services business.
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9mo ago
Thank you for the correction.
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9mo ago
So much that we presume in the modern cloud wasn't a given when Apache Kafka was first released in 2011. kevstev wrote just above about Kafka being written to run on spinning disks (HDDs), while Redpanda was written to take advantage o
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9mo ago
There have been annual layoffs at RedHat since 2023. This year they just laid off more. The layoffs this year are expected to be "a low single digit percentage of our global workforce." Which will likely include hundreds of folks
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9mo ago
I have thought quite a bit today about the news from Confluent and IBM. I have friends and colleagues at both companies. When I was an undergrad at Carnegie Mellon University in the 1980s I used to wear a big brown and tan IBM button that s
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9mo ago
You can have DeepWiki literally scan the source code and tell you: > 2. Delayed Sync Mode (Default) > In the default mode, writes are batched and marked with needSync = true for later synchronization filestore.go:7093-7097 . The actua
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10mo ago
French is actually <30%. There is a well-sourced Wikipedia article about this. • French (including Old French: 11.66%; Anglo-French: 1.88%; and French: 14.77%): 28.30%; • Latin (including modern scientific and technical Latin): 28.24%; •
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KubeCon attendees: check your flights
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11mo ago
Thanks. KubeCon is going be affected. I can imagine what will happen when speakers, vendors and attendees miss their flights.
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11mo ago
Anyone have eyes on the enumerated list of airports affected?
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Where to find comets Lemmon, SWAN and 3I/ATLAS in the Halloween sky
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11mo ago
Seems all Microsoft-related domains are impacted in some way. • https://www.xbox.com/en-US also doesn't fully paint. Header comes up, but not the rest of the page. • https://www.minecraft.net/en-us is
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11mo ago
True. Redpanda does not use Zookeeper. Yet to also be fair to the Kafka folks, Zookeeper is no longer default and hasn't been since April 2025 with the release of Apache Kafka 4.0: "Kafka 4.0's completed transition to KRaft e
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The only thing that might take "weeks" is procrastination. Presuming absolutely no background other than general data engineering, a decent beginner online course in Kafka (or Redpanda) will run about 1-2 hours. You should be able
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Correct. Redpanda is source-available. When you have C++ code, the number of external folks who want to — and who can effectively, actively contribute to the code — drops considerably. Our "cousins in code," ScyllaDB last year ann
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