Container queries expand the universe of designs that can be implemented, giving us whole new superpowers. Now that container queries are broadly available, I think it’s time we start exploring this potential! In this post, I’ll share the “killer pattern” I can’t stop using in my work, and explore…
Many people expected the Trump Administration to shake up NASA. Jeff Foust reports that while the space agency saw changes in the first week of the new administration, those had little to do with space policy.
In the second part of his examination of Russian eavesdropping stations, Bart Hendrickx reviews antennas at those sites and potential satellite targets of those stations.
Through the Cold War, the US launched a series of signals intelligence satellites, initially as hitchhikers on other launches. Dwayne Day links the later history of that program with an unusual object found at a California airport.
The new Trump Administration is reportedly considering major changes to NASA's Artemis lunar exploration effort. Gerald Black argues one such change is to replace the Space Launch System and Orion with a version of Starship.
We describe our migration from traditional processors to AWS Graviton ARM architecture, detailing the technical challenges and performance gains achieved in optimizing ClickHouse's open-source OLAP database system.
ClickHouse Cloud introduces cutting-edge improvements in compute separation, scaling, and enterprise features to enhance performance, flexibility, and control for modern data workloads.
This blog describes how compute-compute is helping ClickHouse Cloud customers achieve better tenant isolation and optimize their overall resource consumption and costs.