adidas’s South Asian factories churn out 720 million shoes a year, but production is slow and inflexible. In Bavaria, robots can make every pair unique. Welcome to the Speedfactory
I’m following Anselm Eickhoff quite a while now watching him build his highly ambitioned city builder project that came to an idea right after the big Sim City 2013 fail. Years into the project he switched his programming language for a second time and held an impressive talk that the Rust Fest in Zurich lately. Here’s the video. Nerdy but definitely great to watch. Congrats, Anselm.
Type-safe & high-perf distributed actor systems with Rust - YouTube
An increasing number of people want to fix the flaws of the internet by decentralizing it, including Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the father of the world wide web.
Dr. Richard Hipp talks about why he came to writing SQLite in the first place and how it turned out for him supporting an OpenSource project for business customers.
SQLite: The Database at the Edge of the Network with Dr. Richard Hipp - YouTube
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