Glauber Costa

@glaubercosta.bsky.social

Former Linux Kernel, ScyllaDB, Datadog - storage, virtualization, low level stuff. Founder/CEO at https://turso.tech

Two great releases from @tur.so this week: 1) We launched our AWS regions, available for all. They use a diskless architecture, backed by S3, which is the building block of BYOC: keep your data with you, in your architecture. 2) We launched the developer plan, for just $4.99 a month. Links below

I am looking to chat with Software Engineers that work in physical systems (robots, drones, aircraft, etc) and can tell me more about the data problems you face. Bonus point if you use or consider using SQLite. We'd love to understand how our rewrite of SQLite can help you!

Today we are announcing big changes to the @tur.so platform. Some upcoming, some effective immediate. They will allow us to narrow our focus, and let us go ALL IN in a renewed mission: delivering a modern open contribution rewrite of SQLite through the Limbo project.

I spent the best part of this week thinking about what to do with the release of @tur.so's Limbo. In my wildest dreams, I could not imagine it would be the success it was - I can't think of a database project that attracted this much attention, this fast, this early. 🧵1/5

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I don't think I've ever seen anything like Limbo before. We at @tur.so made @penberg.org 's side project an official project 5 days ago, and the growth curve on stars still looks vertical, only now slowing down a bit. Even better than stars, is that the project gained 10 more contributors.

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Ok, many of you may not know, but I didn't grow up in America. In fact, I still don't even live in America (I am in Canada). So I grew up with the metric system. I am ok with and even prefer the metric system. But my God, Celsius is bullshit. Move to metric, keep Fahrenheit.