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James drove two hours to Ottawa just to pay me a visit during the conference. Thanks James, was great to see you!
Red is tweets containing “beach”, green is “river”, and blue is “bbq” or “BBQ”. The sample is most of a Friday, all of a Saturday, and part of a Sunday in early August. It’s what people call unprojected – actually plate carrée projection. This is a demo of how easy it is to start seeing patterns, not something research- or publication-quality. Here’s the code, pulling from a local postgres database that isn’t even PostGIS, just raw lat/lon.
Alexander Korotkov is explaining his idea about postgres optimization to Mikhail Tyurin (db lead at avito.ru)
In the next few years, when Postgres will have the cluster solution(s), this picture will remind all of us this cluster meeting in Vienna, October 31, 2015.
Teodor Sigaev (Postgres Professional) and Bruce Momjian look on the elephant statue on my table. I know Bruce since 1995 year !
Peter Eisentraut, Bruce Momjian, Gavin Sherry, Josh Berkus and Andrew Sullivan -- the guys who made the Summit a reality!
Peter is a son of well known postgres developer Bruce Momjian. He used to travel with Bruce to postgres conferences, so I know Peter already about six years. First time I met him in Rome in 2010, when he was just a teenager.
Lyudmila is a technical writer, she is discussing with Vladimir Ershov some details about scheduler for postgres he developed.
Álvaro (ToroDB) visited our office to discuss possible collaboration with our PostgreSQL development team.
It was really great to meet Will and Peter from Heroku and talk about postgres opportunities on cloud. We start talking in our office and continue in a good georgian restaurant nearby, which was always good to us. Peter and Will will talk about Heroku at the big russian postgres conference in Moscow, pgconf.ru.