The speed layer handles high-velocity data streams that require immediate processing along with integrated historical data to drive real-time decision-making.
The technology we needed to bump serverless from good to great was living in the browser. We just needed to pluck Wasm from there and plant it in the cloud.
Cool frontend arts of local-first: storage, sync, conflicts—Martian Chronicles, Evil Martians’ team blog
Web applications often require an internet connection, but a fair chunk can also work offline. We show frontend engineers how to gracefully implement the big 3 local-first solutions: storage, synchronization, and conflict resolutions.
Inside The Infrastructure That Microsoft Builds To Run AI
Like the rest of the world, we have been watching Microsoft’s increasing use of foundation models as it transforms its services and software. It is hard
Hopes and promises for open-source voice assistants
At the end of 2022, Paulus Schoutsen declared 2023 "the
year of voice" for Home
Assistant, the popular open-source home-automation project that he
founded nine years ago. The project's goal this year is to let users
control their home with voice commands in their own language, using offline
processing instead of sending data to the cloud. Offline voice control has
been the holy grail of open-source home-automation systems for
years. Several projects have tried and failed. But with Rhasspy's developer Mike Hansen
spearheading Home Assistant's voice efforts, this time things could be
different.
What I’m about to say is pretty obvious to most artificial intelligence (AI) researchers, but I think others might benefit from hearing it. In general, AI systems are created by combining computer hardware, other hardware, access to data, an architecture, parameter settings, and hand-made software. Machine learning (ML) systems have relatively little hand-made software, while robotic systems have more other hardware.
Understanding the fundamentals of JSON web tokens is essential. When incorrectly configured or misused, they can give users access beyond their privileges.
Taking Another Stab At Massively Parallel Data Analytics
For many years, and quite a long time ago in computer time, Hadoop was seen as the best way to store and analyze mountains of unstructured data. But then
If I navigate to https://blog.cloudflare.com/, my browser will connect to a remote TCP address from the local IP address assigned to my machine, and a randomly chosen local TCP port. What happens if I then decide to head to another site?
For quite some time now ops has auto-generated firewall rules for various cloud providers such as GCP and AWS. In this tutorial we learn how to implement a network firewall in the Nanos unikernel through simple configuration.
BPF programs destined to be loaded into the kernel are generally written in
C but, increasingly, the environment in which those programs run differs
significantly from the C environment. The BPF virtual machine and
associated verifier make a growing set of checks in an attempt to make BPF
code safe to run. The proposed addition of an iterator mechanism to BPF
highlights the kind of features that are being added — as well as the
constraints placed on programmers by BPF.
Building search functionality in products is a common task. Many solutions exist to solve this problem already. OpenSource tools like opensearch and mellisearch are some examples that are very commonly used. Using a 3rd party tool to build a “full-text search” is a good bet if you have a lot of data (i.e. a lot of users).
The goal of this post is to have a look at some in-built tools to build a minimalist search feature when your data is backed by a Postgres (or any SQL) database.