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Have you tried rubbing a database on it? https://www.hytradboi.com/2025
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Hard refresh? They've been up for a long time. How long could I possibly have set the cache headers for...
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I'm kind of doubtful that it's the ui that affects behaviour. I suspect the difference is actually that a) a big conference like splash has a significant influence on your career and b) people who speak regularly are often used to writing their talk on the flight to the conference.
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aksh1618.aksh.dev
"The website comes back ... 👀"

Here's an awesome talk by Iain Ireland to get you started!

www.hytradboi.com/2025/0a4d08f...
A quick ramp-up on ramping up quickly
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rwiller.bsky.social
Eating chocolate, drinking barley wine and watching #hytradboi: Perfect Friday night 🥰
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tartanllama.xyz
This is running now! I have a talk on how debuggers work in 30 mins
hytradboi.bsky.social
HYTRADBOI is tomorrow! Feb 28 0900 PDT. The chat will run for days, so it's worth joining even if you can't make the early hours.

Bring all your friends too! Re-skeet, share on your favorite forum, put flyers under your neighbours doors etc.

See you tomorrow!

www.hytradboi.com/2025/#tickets
HYTRADBOI 2025
HYTRADBOI is a fun online conference about databases, programming languages, and everything in between.
www.hytradboi.com
hytradboi.bsky.social
We're starting in 30 minutes. I hope you all remembered to bring your databases.
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ballingt.com
Get a ticket to watch @hytradboi.bsky.social tomorrow and discuss some wacky stuff in Convex! Or wait, the conference videos go up later—but this is a remote conference that's fun to participate in live, there are some real neat folks in the discussions.
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Talk #21: "Database ideas in Convex" by Thomas Ballinger
Thomas scribbles furiously on a whiteboard.
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Talk 28: "Good thing we're not writing a database" by Peter van Hardenberg (@pvh.ca)
"Never write a database. Even if you want to, even if you think you should. Resist. Never write a database. Unless you have to write a database. But you don't."
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Talk 27: "Let's run a million benchmarks" by Yao Yue (@thinkingfish.bsky.social)
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The final program:
0900-1000: Compilers

    Database query compilation: our journey
    Thomas Neumann & Viktor Leis
    A YJIT interview
    Maxime Chevalier-Boisvert
    A quick ramp-up on ramping up quickly
    Iain Ireland
    Can we democratize JIT compilers?
    Haoran Xu
    Safe and productive performance with user-schedulable languages
    Jonathan Ragan-Kelley

1000-1100: Understanding programs

    How debuggers work
    Sy Brand
    Debugging compiler-optimized code: how it works and doesn't
    Stephen Kell
    Side-Eye: ask your programs anything
    Andrei Matei
    Let’s run a million benchmarks
    Yao Yue
    Rocket science of simulation testing!
    Alex / matklad

1100-1200: Wild ideas

    Back to modularity
    Daniel Jackson
    DB usability: as if
    Jonathan Edwards
    Twizzler and far out memory sharing: precise abstractions
    Daniel Bittman
    Programming without pointers
    Andrew Kelley
    Throwing it all away - how extreme rewriting changed the way I build databases
    Tyler Neely

1200-1230: Programmers are people

    A case for feminism in programming language design
    Felienne Hermans
    Malloy, mic drop, peace!
    Michael Toy

1230-1300: Lightning talk buffet

    Learning about the odd bits of SQL by reading the PostgreSQL docs
    Chris Zetter
    Hacking Observable notebooks from within
    Tom Larkworthy
    Zero copy data structures
    Evan Chan
    Reliable serverless needs distributed transactions
    Stu Hood
    Pangeo is a database
    Alexander Merose
    Rubbing a database on a language server
    Philip Zeyliger
    Language agnostic simulation testing on a budget
    Stevan A
    Shapeshifter: using LLMs inside a database for schema flexibility
    David Nachman
    Why S3's conditional writes made people excited
    Miikka Koskinen
    pghttp: backend-free, lowest latency web apps
    Damir Simunic

1300-1400: Query languages

    Pipe syntax in SQL; it's time
    Jeff Shute
    PRQL: a modern, pipelined SQL replacement
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hytradboi.bsky.social
HYTRADBOI is tomorrow! Feb 28 0900 PDT. The chat will run for days, so it's worth joining even if you can't make the early hours.

Bring all your friends too! Re-skeet, share on your favorite forum, put flyers under your neighbours doors etc.

See you tomorrow!

www.hytradboi.com/2025/#tickets
HYTRADBOI 2025
HYTRADBOI is a fun online conference about databases, programming languages, and everything in between.
www.hytradboi.com
hytradboi.bsky.social
Talk 26: "Enough with all the Raft" by Alex Miller (@alexmillerdb.bsky.social)
A table examining different consensus protocols across many categories, showing that Raft is never the best option in any one category.
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sbalogh.bsky.social
I have a talk about S2 at HYTRADBOI this friday! www.hytradboi.com/2025/
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Talk 25: "A quick ramp-up on ramping up quickly" by Iain Ireland
A diagram of the baseline interpreter. The core is a loop over a switch on opcode. The branch for each opcode is generated by the compiler, and the dispatch logic is duplicated into the end of each branch.
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Talk 24: "Serverless primitives for the shared log architecture" by Stephen Balogh (@sbalogh.bsky.social)
Building a KV-store with S2
● Multi-primary, horizontally scalable, distributed KV-store
● All writes regionally durable
● Linearizable reads from all replicas
https://github.com/s2-streamstore/s2-kv-demo
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Talk 23: "PRQL: a modern, pipelined SQL replacement" by Tobias Brandt (@tobiasbrandt.bsky.social)
A large PRQL query.
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Talk #22: "Safe and productive performance with user-schedulable languages" by Jonathan Ragan-Kelley
User-schedulable languages decouple what to compute from how to compute it (exposed for programmer control).
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It's starting to look a lot like ~Christmas~ HYTRADBOI!

Just one week to go.
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Talk #21: "Database ideas in Convex" by Thomas Ballinger
Thomas scribbles furiously on a whiteboard.
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gunnarmorling.dev
HYTRADBOI ("Have you tried rubbing a database on it?", @hytradboi.bsky.social) is happening again! It's a really cool, forward-looking online event on everything databases. Highly recommend to check it out and attend. Happening on Feb 28, 9:00-15:00 PDT.

www.hytradboi.com/2025
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Lightning talk #9: "Why S3's conditional writes made people excited" by Miikka Koskinen