Hot take: Every Big AI Framework Will Be Dead in 5 Years

AI alliances be like: Keep your friends close, and your cloud providers closer☁️

Synergy level: infinite GPU cycles.

What’s the best relationship advice you’ve ever received?

This is painfully true

What are some reasons not to buy iPhone 17? Asking for a friend.

We can get so caught up in imagining the future that we forget to look for inspiration in stories from the past. It's hard to make anything truly innovative. History has some harsh lessons for us.

Software is a science

Software engineering is here to stay. Companies can’t replace expertise with AI.

I’ve been studying some new organizational leadership approaches in the new “AI world” and this made me pause: What if anyone at any level in an organization had an idea, and there were no barriers to bringing it to life?

Cloud let you deploy in minutes. AI lets you build features that think. Learn to compose AI like services, and you’ll own the next wave of apps.

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Ambition is refusing to quit on ourselves. Leadership is refusing to quit on others. Let it sink.

When a company shares their benchmark of their solution.

You might already be skilled in ETL scheduling, analytics queries, or machine learning integration—but are you ready to support AI agents? In her 🆕 article in @thenewstack.io, @adipolak.bsky.social dives into the skills data engineers need in the age of AI! ⤵️

Have LLMs actually made peoples coding better or just faster?

2025—The time for startup acquisition has never been faster. You, too, can be acquired twice by different companies within one weekend.

AI helps developers with many challenges, but I still struggle to grasp the issue of dynamic docs with AI. Yes, stale doc is a major problem if devs are using it. But if, as devs we are using ai for coding, perhaps we do not need docs anymore? I feel like I'm missing something.

Standardizing agent communication is at the center of the AI space battle. Making it it easier for agents to access tools, access data, and interact. In my latest article in @infoworld.bsky.social , I explore the top 3️⃣ AI communication protocols: MCP, A2A, & ACP. www.infoworld.com/article/4007...

Your story belongs on stage. The Call for Papers for Current 2025 – New Orleans is officially open! If you’ve wrangled data in production, shipped something cool, or helped a team unlock real-time magic—we want to hear from you. ✅ Engineers, architects, OSS contributors 📅 CFP Deadline: June 15

Hard earned but so worth it - data streaming engineer certificate 🎑

Should I use AI to read that PRD AI wrote? I feel like I’m in the matrix again. 😵‍💫

Using your brain is your greatest gift

#TechnologyAndFriends, Episode 847: Adi Polak (@adipolak.bsky.social) on AI Agents and the Necessary Data Infrastructure youtu.be/ngQ6o977MIA

There is no “in-between the lines” of the Shopify CEO memo in AI usage. It seems straightforward. Use AI or be left behind.

Happy 🥧 day!

One does not simply copy an Iceberg table

Took my new chargeable friend for a spin today, and this is what we've captured

Yes I do need to charge yet another device now. Tips and tricks would be awesome.

Apple plans a massive hiring spree of 20,000 positions for software engineers and researchers in the US. Big Apple is coming.

No one likes to debug production for hours when they can focus on higher impact things. Failure handling is one of the most frustrating things to do when working with distributed systems.

I sadly believe that this is only the beginning. There will be more rough edges. When cutting costs, something has to give.

This is a gentle reminder that open-source software can still collect data and send it to a dedicated server.

focus on what is within your control.

ai agents are still software

Tech companies that gatekeep with GitHub green squares are out of touch. Most engineers are too burnt out for side projects, especially parents or senior devs. Worse, these companies often ban side coding after hiring. It’s elitist, hypocritical, and a huge talent loss.

This made me think Credit : Dr. Ordax on Linkedin

Ilya Sutskever just said it: Pre-training as we know it is over. Compute is scaling, but data? It’s the fossil fuel of AI, and AGI has hit a wall. Meanwhile, big companies are still sitting on massive data reserves—and they’re not sharing.

The AI agent stack is growing

Having fun at reinvent I promise #awsreinvent

QConSF was a lot of fun this year! Got to meet so many brilliant minds. And even learned about Flink internals from no other but Becket Qin himself 🐿️

@adipolak.bsky.social Director of Advocacy & Developer Experience Engineering at Confluent, shares key architecture strategies and practical solutions using #ApacheFlink to tackle streaming challenges in real-time #AI applications: qconsf.com/presentation... #QConSF #SoftwareDevelopment

Why Netflix crashed @ Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul 🥊 *120M+ streaming = server TKO 💥*Despite 17k+ edge servers & Chaos 🐒 resilience, they wasn’t ready for real-time streaming. Issue: VOD ≠ Live Streaming Live streaming needs: •Zero buf & predictive cach •Near-zero latency •Real-time data processing

Good to be here 🥰

Data community, the cfp for #Current25 Bengaluru is now open! 🎉 Submit your talk by December 19! ➡️ cnfl.io/4ekhGzq

@joereis.bsky.social this is not twitter

One of the Java engineers I admire the most recently took a new position developing data infrastructure with Python. I'm both excited and worried for him. He has worked with Java for almost 25 years, from the beginning. That means things I'm not sure I'm ready to acknowledge.

When you think about building a client, consider this: Python is now the #1 language on GitHub Surpassing Javascript, typescript, and Java. Btw, Flink has pyflink support, and Spark has a pyspark. Python is consistently being adopted by the most loved data tools. This is no joke.

New things are coming 📹

Data friends, welcome ✨