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Thanks - that's super helpful.

1. Good to know about GitPod - I haven't looked at it for a while so looks like I was outdated. The rest of what you said is good too.

2. This is mostly for ML development, where GPUs are sadly often required even for dev work.

Pretty nice, I have two questions:

1. Comparing to something like GitPod (which lets you run on your own instances as well), where do you think Hocus shines?

2. Given you're leveraging Firecracker for isolation, and Firecracker doesn't support GPUs, I assume that adding GPU-enabled machines isn't on your near-term roadmap?

We're a big Atlassian shop, and switched from Crucible to Bitbucket Server (then Stash). I do not get the sense that Crucible is the future as far as Atlassian is concerned - I believe they see Bitbucket Server as what they are going to focus on.

FWIW, with the latest releases, they've addressed most of the remaining features that were missing from Crucible, and I'm very happy now with the PR/code review flow in Bitbucket Server.

I've been trying to figure this out from the docs, but how does it support Windows? In the sense that for now (until Server 2016 comes out), you don't really have "container support".

Honest non-troll question: when you say high-performance, what's the measurement? I'm honestly curious what the right benchmark is for a DB like this, especially one that's doing a variety of spatial queries.

I'm specifically interested in how the measurement performs with a lot of writes constantly happening.

The CascadiaJS team did an awesome job of organizing the conference!

If anybody is interested talking about Splunk, APIs, or need any help on the Splunk side, please feel free to get in touch - I'd love to help :)

Disclaimer: I work for Splunk, on the Dev Platform team - we're trying to make it easier for developers to use Splunk.

We were early adopters of the API, and we still use it to demo integration of Splunk with 3rd party dashboards.

The beauty of the API is that it allows you to display relatively arbitrary data in very compelling ways.

For example, we have access to quite a bit of data at Splunk, from Twitter, server logs, etc. A lot of our customers ask us how they can use the data that is inside Splunk and present it in a 3rd-party dashboard, so we built a demo with Leftronic.

Yes, that's my understanding as well. That's also what I want. I'm taking a snapshot in time of a page, so that I can then go back to that snapshot and look at it.

Sometimes those snapshots are not valuable after a while, so I delete them :)

I'm not quite sure what you mean. Your clips can be private and shared with a few people (or none), or they can be completely public. In the example I gave, I wouldn't really mind if they were public, but I don't see a reason to make them public - it is just to share with a few friends, really.