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Gemma 3 is here! Our new open models are incredibly efficient - the largest 27B model runs on just one H100 GPU. You'd need at least 10x the compute to get similar performance from other models ⬇️

HashiCorp is now an IBM company! 🎉 Our products — Terraform, Vault, and the rest — are joining IBM’s automation portfolio to help organizations navigate the complexity of hybrid cloud. Get the details: bit.ly/41w2Vqi

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Jira moved from JSON to Protobuf; reduced their cache infra cost by 50% and reduced their CPU utilization by 75% 🤯 To understand this better, I dissected Atlassian's engineering blog, which discussed this migration. Apart from the amazing numbers, the blog also covered their plan to make this transition smooth. This strategy can be used without modification to do any kind of no-impact migrations, such as from one API version to another, one service to another, or even one format to another. It is generic, simple, and effective. give it a watch - youtu.be/roNgG4QVjTU ps: admissions in my feb cohort are open, enroll - arpitbhayani.me/course

The only thing I know is that my 4090 is only worth $500 now

Let’s go @mitchellh! Excited for the Ghostty launch 🚀

100%. Ready to go. The release will probably be on the 26th though so I can take time to enjoy the holidays with my family without stressing about inevitable launch day issues. For those interested: thanks for hanging in there, not long now. Happy holidays y'all. ❤️

🙌 @mitchellh joins the show to discuss Ghostty, the newest terminal in town 👻 Mitchell co-founded HashiCorp, took it all the way to IPO, exited in '23—and now he’s working on a terminal emulator called Ghostty. Ghostty is set to 1.0 this month, so we sat down to talk through all the details! Links below👇