Adam Stachowiak
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard 27 Feb
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They didn't want to create a custom orchestration system to oversee and to ensure these jobs and work was being done reliably. Here's a quote. End quote. So if you're ready to build invincible applications and you're ready to learn why companies like Netflix, DoorDash and Stripe trust Temporal as their secure and scalable way to build and innovate, go to Temporal.io. Once again, Temporal.io.
You can try their cloud for free or get started with open source. Once again, Temporal.io. This DST sounds like magic. Like actual magic.
Yes, man. If it's like writing unit tests, what exactly... And you said that the rewrite is better because you have to write, assuming this DST is in place, what actually is the writing and the creating of this deterministic simulation testing? What is that? How do you do it?
As my friend that runs, well, he used to be on Screen Rant. Wow, wow, wow. I'll just leave it there. I'm sure.
That's what I'll say right now. That's how he respond.
Well, you put a lot of thought behind this, you know, not expecting it to be so well received. You put so much, it seems like just so much thought in the design of it from the DST, you know, to async to all the things, but... Why were you so surprised it was so well received?
What do you think made those two contributors that were so pivotal contribute? If this was an experiment on Pekka's personal GitHub, it wasn't like from a technical level well thought out, but just an experiment. What was compelling to them?
Okay, friends, I'm with a good friend of mine, Avtar Swithin from Timescale. They're positioning Postgres for everything from IoT, sensors, AI, dev tools, crypto, and finance apps. So Avtar, help me understand why Timescale feels Postgres is most well positioned to be the database for AI applications.
Yeah, Postgres is super powerful. It's well-loved by developers. I feel like more devs, because they know it, it can enable more developers to become AI developers, AI engineers, and build AI apps.
Well, friends, learn how Timescale is making Postgres powerful. Over 3 million Timescale databases power IoT, sensors, AI, dev tools, crypto, and finance applications, and they do it all on Postgres. Timescale uses Postgres for everything, and now you can too. Learn more at timescale.com. Again, timescale.com.
When you get to that place, whenever Limba becomes Terso and Terso Cloud goes away, how will you differentiate this new launch?
I'm just trying to understand this future, I suppose. And I'm trying to piece it together, and I don't know how to ask this question necessarily, but I'm reading your most recent roadmap where you mentioned changes to our server implementation. And sorry for my stuttering because I'm still drastically behind on my breaths because of getting over the flow. But client-side, open source.
Server-side, closed source. And so LibSQL... is Terso Cloud.
Okay.
200%, gotcha. So in the future, when somebody runs Limbo, which will be renamed Turso, they can run that on their own. But if they want this massive scale multi-tenant world, they've got to host with you.
So you're long betting on hosting a lot of databases in the future. Yes, yes. Okay. Yes. You said you don't need money, right? So you have the runway for the next 15 months. You're getting dangerous.
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