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Data News — Week 25.02

Christophe Blefari

AI companies are aiming for the moon—AGI—promising it will arrive once OpenAI develops a system capable of generating at least $100 billion in profits. ❤️ Transformers laid out — The best article out there to understand Transformers (which are key to understand LLMs). Read the pdf version directly.

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The Ultimate Guide to Java Virtual Threads

Rock the JVM

Riccardo is a proud alumnus of Rock the JVM, now a senior engineer working on critical systems written in Java, Scala and Kotlin. Version 19 of Java came at the end of 2022, bringing us a lot of exciting stuff. Future articles to come will focus on structured concurrency and other cool features of Project Loom.

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Paying down tech debt: further learnings

The Pragmatic Engineer

This is a follow-up to the article Paying down tech debt , written by industry veteran Lou Franco. In the early 90’s, DOS programs like the ones my company made had its own Text UI screen rendering system. This rendering system was easy for me to understand, even on day one. It was eventually shelved. It was a mess!

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Data Engineering Weekly #219

Data Engineering Weekly

link] Uber: Fixrleak - Fixing Java Resource Leaks with GenAI Another interesting article from Uber demonstrates how AI significantly accelerates the reliability effects. The blog highlights how emerging AI tools automate otherwise cognitively intensive manual tasks to bring reliability in software engineering.

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Turbocharging Atlas: How we reduced server initialization time to less than 2 minutes

ThoughtSpot

ThoughtSpot prioritizes the high availability and minimal downtime of our systems to ensure a seamless user experience. In the realm of modern analytics platforms, where rapid and efficient processing of large datasets is essential, swift metadata access and management are critical for optimal system performance. What is metadata?

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Datadog’s $65M/year customer mystery solved

The Pragmatic Engineer

A very popular open-source solution for systems and services monitoring. It’s mostly written in Go, with some Java, Python and Ruby parts. A fast and open-source column-oriented database management system, which is a popular choice for log management. It evaluates rules and can trigger alerts. Follow-up.

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Data Engineering Weekly #218

Data Engineering Weekly

link] LinkedIn: Powering Apache Pinot ingestion with Hoptimator LinkedIn discusses Hoptimator, a system that enables consumer-driven, managed ingestion pipelines, specifically for Apache Pinot. reducing user friction, operator toil, and resource consumption on Pinot servers, while automating pipeline management.