• airhacks.fm podcast with adam bien

  • By: Adam Bien
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airhacks.fm podcast with adam bien

By: Adam Bien
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  • Java, Serverless, Clouds, Architecture and Web conversations with Adam Bien
    Adam Bien, copyright 2022
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Episodes
  • From JavaVMs and GPU Acceleration to Motorcycle Electronics

    From JavaVMs and GPU Acceleration to Motorcycle Electronics
    Nov 17 2024
    An airhacks.fm conversation with Christos Kotselidis (@CKotselidis) about: early experiences with computers and programming, transition to studying Java and virtual machines at university, work on Jikes compiler and distributed software transactional memory for PhD, current roles as professor at University of Manchester and working on motorcycle electronics at KTM, overview of tornadovm project for accelerating Java on GPUs and other hardware, discussion of recent Java implementations of LLMs like jlama and llama3 java, potential for TornadoVM to accelerate model inference, challenges around quantized types for large models, integration with Project Panama for improved native interop, importance of performance and energy efficiency for enterprise Java applications, potential for Java Flight Recorder to provide power consumption metrics, need for standardized quantized types in Java, opportunities for Java in AI/ML workloads, invitation for companies to reach out about using Tornado VM for their use cases

    Christos Kotselidis on twitter: @CKotselidis
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    53 mins
  • From XML-Driven Enterprise Java to Serverless AWS Lambdas

    From XML-Driven Enterprise Java to Serverless AWS Lambdas
    Nov 10 2024
    An airhacks.fm conversation with Vadym Kazulkin (@VKazulkin) about: journey as a Java developer from the late 1990s to present, early experiences with Java and J2EE development, transition to cloud and serverless technologies, particularly AWS Lambda, discussion of Java performance on lambda compared to node.js, detailed explanation of AWS SnapStart technology for improving Java cold starts, pros and cons of "fat" Lambda functions versus microservices, challenges of using GraalVM with Lambda, importance of optimizing Lambda package size and dependencies, comparison of quarkus and Spring Boot on Lambda, benefits of serverless architecture for business logic focus, involvement with Java User Group Bonn and AWS Community Builder program, brief mention of asynchronous patterns in serverless architectures, importance of staying technically hands-on as a manager in the rapidly evolving cloud world

    Vadym Kazulkin on twitter: @VKazulkin
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    56 mins
  • JDBC with Oracle Deeper Dive: From OCI to Thin Drivers and Beyond

    JDBC with Oracle Deeper Dive: From OCI to Thin Drivers and Beyond
    Nov 3 2024
    An airhacks.fm conversation with Gerald Venzl (@geraldvenzl) about: discussion about the evolution of Oracle's annual conference from OpenWorld to CloudWorld, the JavaOne conference, explanation of JDBC driver types and their evolution, Oracle's thin JDBC driver becoming the preferred option, availability of Oracle JDBC drivers on Maven Central, proprietary features of Oracle's JDBC driver including Continuous Query Notification (CQN) and Application Continuity, comparison of CQN to Change Data Capture (CDC) and CQRS patterns, Oracle's Flashback Data Archive for auditing and time travel capabilities, Oracle's Advanced Queuing and Transactional Event Queues, ORDS REST APIs, Oracle product page, Oracle JDBC client libraries, the plug-in mechanism implemented in early Java versions for JDBC drivers using Class.forName and static initializers, Gerald Venzl's online presence and recent blog post about running Oracle database on Raspberry Pi

    Gerald Venzl on twitter: @geraldvenzl
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    46 mins

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