Nitay Joffe
Nitay Joffe
@nitayj.bsky.social
Founder CTO of https://actioniq.com/ Partner at https://verissimo.vc/ Host of https://techontherocks.show/
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Interview with Israel Hayom [hebrew] on the real AI risk (not the sci-fi framing). We're handing agents authority faster than we build monitoring, evaluation, and stop buttons. Capability is a one-shot demo; reliability is doing it again under controls. www.israelhayom.co.il/tech/tech-ne...
Pulling a big result set from Snowflake into Tableau isn't network-bound. It's CPU-bound — burning cycles converting columns to rows and straight back to columns. @ian.columnar.tech of Columnar on ADBC, and the 10-100x you get by deleting that step. link below
Traditional databases were "sold on the golf course" — to purchasing departments, not developers. @hannes.muehleisen.org on how that blind spot created the gap between pandas and Spark that @duckdb.org walked right into. Episode link below
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"Never bait and switch developers." @jt.lol watched CRDTs promise magic on day one and deliver misery by month six. Convex starts with serializable transactions and typed, reactive code instead - and it turns out that's what AI agents write best too. episode link below
“Parquet is great… until GPUs, multimodal data & million-column schemas show up.” The creator of pandas/Arrow @wesmckinney.com digs into Arrow vs Parquet, new columnar + table formats, DataFusion/DuckDB, metadata headaches, and what AI coding agents mean for open source infra. Episode link below
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What if email isn’t an inbox—it’s your company’s knowledge graph? 🧠 @thatguybg.bsky.social breaks down: acquisition reality (retention/culture > price), startup energy vs. big-co burnout, Launch House, and Micro’s AI layer that turns mail into CRM/hiring/sales apps + proactive updates” link below
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1/5. @paradedb.bsky.social has raised a $12M Series A to bring Elasticsearch workloads to Postgres. 🧵
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1/12. I'm excited to share our latest technical blog post on ParadeDB. After a brief hiatus focused on transforming ParadeDB into an enterprise-ready database, expect to hear a lot more from us. Today's post: How ParadeDB built an LSM on top of Postgres block storage. 🧵
The ParadeDB BM25 index brings Elastic-style full-text search to Postgres, powered by our custom Postgres-native LSM tree. Dive into how we built it: www.paradedb.com/blog/lsm_tre...
Join us as we chat with Viktor Kessler about revolutionizing metadata management. From Data Mesh challenges to Lakehouse solutions, and the creation of Lakekeeper for Apache Iceberg, discover strategies to make data functions profitable. Link below.
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New episode: “Semantic Layers: The Missing Link Between AI and Data” with @jayatillake.bsky.social . We discuss how semantic layers bridge raw data and AI, achieving 100% accuracy for natural language queries, and what’s next for LLM-powered data pipelines. 🎧 https://techontherocks.show/14 🎧
Really great conversation with a brilliant mind, highly recommended.
Dive into the mind of Yaron Hadad as he talks everything from theoretical physics through AI to practical health tech. Learn about his Ramanujan machine's impact on mathematics, the challenges of nutrition science, and intriguing predictions for physics' future. This episode has it all.
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ParadeDB is now integrated with Postgres block storage. Today, we are releasing Part 1 of our 3-part blog series on how we designed a new storage mechanism for search and analytics in Postgres. www.paradedb.com/blog/block_s...
Really fun chatting with @philippemnoel.bsky.social about how to turn Postgres into a full search and analytics engine. The extensibility of Postgres is one of its most brilliant design choices, and ParadeDB's extensions on top of that bring impressive capabilities.
New episode! We talked with Philippe Noël about building ParadeDB, an exciting Elasticsearch alternative built on Postgres that offers fast full-text search and analytics with zero ETL. Search is becoming the primary interface for data-heavy applications - and AI.
So much fun chatting with David of Arcjet about security tooling, while "security as code" matters, AI's role in tackling bots, and everything in between. David is also the creator of Console.dev the best dev tools newsletter out there. Have a listen this is a great one.
Join us at another episode of Tech on the Rocks, this time with @davidmytton.social of Arcjet. We talk about security as code, security in a world of AI and dev tooling. Check the episode here: https://buff.ly/4ggWGeO
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