Allyn Bottorff

Two weeks ago, @planetscale.com launched TIN. They benchmarked it against us, and it was very fast. So we spent those two weeks making ParadeDB faster without their tradeoffs. Today, we are faster than TIN. www.paradedb.com/blog/opening...

I'm speaking at Software Should Work in July 16! Really pumped to not have to travel overseas for once :) softwareshould.work

What we are working on right now: blog.exe.dev/meet-exe.dev We all need more virtual machines. We keep building software to work around the fact that VM infrastructure is clunky. Let's have good VM infrastructure instead.

tailscale.com/blog/tailnet... There’s something special about @tailscale.com buried in here: They mention the open source alternative to their SaaS platform in their own blog. This tells me they’re confident that they’re providing value while avoiding arbitrary lock-in. ❤️

I feel like this is a pretty fair take. Go does feel clear and simple when your projects are fairly small, but as the project’s complexity increases, this can be a hindrance. medium.com/@bryan.hylan...

for those who may not have seen the news homestarrunner.com

Published the ASCII illustration tool I've been working on for @oxide.computer (mitos.shared.oxide.computer) and it's even open-source: github.com/oxidecompute...

The first mover advantage is often negated by a bad user experience.

that's a good looking font. berkeley mono v2 is out. I did the before/after and it feels lighter. it pops

"I was told Rockchip no longer considers RK3588 to be an “open source” chip. In practice, that means Rockchip no longer contributes RK3588 code to open-source projects and they also decided not to sell RK3588 directly to SBC vendors." www.cnx-software.com/2024/12/21/r...