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Tanel Poder
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Creator of https://0x.tools, also a long-time computer performance geek. Perf & troubleshooting blog: tanelpoder.com. All onions are mine.
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Announcing my new Oracle Optimizer, Partitioning and I/O-Intensive Database Handling Deep Dive Training!

If you run serious Oracle workloads on-premises or in the cloud and want to learn some practical *and* new things this year, this is it!

tanelpoder.com/posts/new-or...
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meatcoding (it's like vibecoding but instead you use meat that can think)
Makes me think of ribcoding which is not the same thing though
Previously on this show: Find which Oracle SQL_ID hits the SQL*Net break/reset to client event

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Previously on this show: SQL Plan Execution FlameGraphs with Loop and Row Counts

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CPUs go bswappppp...
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endianness is just a plot by Big Endian to sell more byte swap operations
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Morel is now in Rust! I just made the first release of the new Rust toolchain for Morel. Morel-Rust implements same language as Morel-Java. It's early days, but potentially performance will be much better.

blog.hydromatic.net/2025/10/23/m...
Will be both useful *and* fun! 😀
The 2nd day of @P99CONF starts in about an hour (11am EDT). I enjoyed yesterday's sessions!

My eBPF "top for wall-clock time" talk starts in 4 hours (2:30pm EDT):

www.p99conf.io/agenda/#thur...

It's a free conference, see you soon! 🤓
Agenda
P99 CONF is two days of keynotes, technical deep dives, and lively conversations on all things performance. Join us online Oct 23-24, 2025!
www.p99conf.io
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Filtering data in real time (at CERN)

After early filtering, this snippet from the article:

"At this stage, the remaining events are recorded to a 40 Petabyte disk buffer."

A 40 PB *buffer* for data 🫠

lhcb-outreach.web.cern.ch/filtering-da...
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Announcing my new Oracle Optimizer, Partitioning and I/O-Intensive Database Handling Deep Dive Training!

If you run serious Oracle workloads on-premises or in the cloud and want to learn some practical *and* new things this year, this is it!

tanelpoder.com/posts/new-or...
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Google DeepMind and UCL experts have released a 𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗲, hands-on curriculum for students. It covers the fundamentals of building and fine-tuning language models, including data preparation, neural networks, and the transformer architecture.

Learn more: www.skills.google/collections/...
#AI #MLSKY
DeepMind | Google Skills
Learn and earn with Google Skills, a platform that provides free training and certifications for Google Cloud partners and beginners. Explore now.
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Announcing my new Oracle Optimizer, Partitioning and I/O-Intensive Database Handling Deep Dive Training!

If you run serious Oracle workloads on-premises or in the cloud and want to learn some practical *and* new things this year, this is it!

tanelpoder.com/posts/new-or...
Ha! OK, now I know where we should hold the next SQL tuning meetup!
Where is that place, we should do a Meetup there someday?! 😅
The only thing that's better is writing code generator writers for code generation!
Haha, had to use ChatGPT to translate this, but now I wanna go!
There's a new Data Guard in town (not the Oracle one). Cool to see Linkedin, OpenAI and Anthropic collaborating:

arxiv.org/html/2502.01...
Nice! Looks like the system-wide task sampling is done by reading /proc/PID/task/TID/* files, like my Python-based "psn" tool is doing:

tanelpoder.com/psnapper/

(I'll launch my eBPF-based thread sampler that goes much deeper at P99CONF on this Thursday!)

www.p99conf.io
Linux Process Snapper - Tanel Poder Consulting
Linux Process Snapper (pSnapper, psn) is part of my open source 0x.tools suite of tools for Linux performance troubleshooting and always-on profiling of production systems. pSnapper is a Linux /proc p...
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At 120 GB/s rate, that 40 Petabyte buffer can hold ~3.8 days worth of data.
What a time to be alive!