This week I speak about in-memory computing with Dale Kim of Hazelcast. I also look at the changing world of in-person trade shows, offices, and restaurants.
xx Chinch
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Another remote event for 2020, but GitHub Satellite still managed to pack some impressive feature announcements, and a good dose of humor in these trying times.
After months of news about large-scale event cancelations, Berlin-based mega-conference IFA announced today that it will go ahead with a planned in-person event, from September 3 to 5.
Until a few months ago, Friday nights at Chez Michel were busy. Cooks would serve up no-nonsense French cuisine to scruffy Kreuzberg types and local Frenchies while owner Michel le Voguer oversaw the action, bouncing from table to table to greet guests between visits to the kitchen.
Turn on the news or dial in to an all-staff meeting and you’ll hear talk of “returning to normal.” Resuming, restarting, emerging, like a bear from hibernation, crawling out of our caves, yawning, stretching, and looking for toilet paper and soap.
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