Remember when Elastic decided to ditch the open-source life and go semi-proprietary with their licensing? Well, hold onto your hats, because they're back! That's right, Elasticsearch and Kibana are once again embracing the open-source ethos, this time under the trusty GNU AGPL. This unexpected U-turn comes
We reviewed Viktor Farcic' thoughts regarding the often-misunderstood world of open source, challenging the romantic notion of pure altruism. He explore the economic realities behind open source projects, highlighting how companies and individuals alike leverage it for personal gain. The conversation dives into the motivations behind starting and contributing
TL;DR: Imagine a world where your favorite social media platforms go dark, financial systems crash, and even space exploration grinds to a halt. This dystopian scenario almost became a reality thanks to a single leaked access token that could have given malicious actors the keys to the kingdom—the
TL;DR; Google Cloud is making waves at its Cloud Next conference in Tokyo by injecting its database lineup with some serious AI muscle. Spanner, their globally distributed SQL database, now boasts graph and vector search capabilities, perfect for tapping into the power of generative AI. Bigtable, their NoSQL workhorse
Lemony presents a generative AI on premises solution designed for businesses, organizations and individuals concerned about data security, privacy, and control. Lemony offers a compelling alternative to cloud-based AI by keeping all data within an organization's network, ensuring compliance and peace of mind. We'll delve into
In today’s corporate landscape, a concerning phenomenon emerges: the “success theater”, a façade that conceals an organization’s underlying vulnerabilities. Amplifying this concern is how susceptible organizations become fertile ground for narcissistic leaders, setting the stage for potentially catastrophic consequences. The Success Theater: “The success theater refers to an
