Join us for the 3rd Systems Distributed conference, in AMS!
A conference to teach systems programming and thinking, and how to apply these ideas. All the way across the stack. From systems languages and compilers, to databases and distributed systems.
Speakers
Andrew Kelley
Lead Developer & President of Zig Software Foundation
Prof. Ram Alagappan
Co-Author of Protocol-Aware Recovery
Dr. Thea Klaeboe Aarrestad
Particle Physicist at ETH Zürich
Alex Kladov
Sr. Staff Engineer, TigerBeetle
Prof. Hannes Mühleisen
Co-Creator. Co-Founder & CEO of DuckDB
Amod Malviya
Co-Founder of Pre6
Dominik Tornow
Founder and CEO of Resonate HQ
Kyle Kingsbury
Computer Safety Researcher and Author
Stephanie Wang
MongoDB, MotherDuck, Google
Loris Cro
VP Community, Zig Foundation
Hillel Wayne
Author of “Logic for Programmers” and “Practical TLA+"
Joran Dirk Greef
Creator, Founder & CEO of TigerBeetle
Agenda
Day 1
8:00
8:00
8:00
Registration & Coffee
Registration & Coffee
Registration & Coffee
8:50
8:50
8:50
Running Start
Running Start
Running Start
9:00
9:00
9:00
DuckLake - The SQL-Powered Lakehouse Format for the Rest of Us
Prof. Hannes Mühleisen | Co-Creator DuckDB
10:00
10:00
10:00
Building a Distributed Protocol
Building a Distributed Protocol
Building a Distributed Protocol
11:00
11:00
11:00
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
11:30
11:30
11:30
Simplicity Is the New Black: Where Some Chase Scale for Scale’s Sake, Simplicity Is Your Competitive Edge
Simplicity Is the New Black: Where Some Chase Scale for Scale’s Sake, Simplicity Is Your Competitive Edge
Simplicity Is the New Black: Where Some Chase Scale for Scale’s Sake, Simplicity Is Your Competitive Edge
12:30
12:30
12:30
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
1:30
1:30
1:30
Big Data and AI at the CERN LHC: Navigating the Edge of Scale and Speed for Physics Discovery
Big Data and AI at the CERN LHC: Navigating the Edge of Scale and Speed for Physics Discovery
Big Data and AI at the CERN LHC: Navigating the Edge of Scale and Speed for Physics Discovery
2:30
2:30
2:30
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
4:00
4:00
4:00
Building Software, Simply
Building Software, Simply
Building Software, Simply
5:00
5:00
5:00
Wrap Up
Eye Filmmuseum remains open until midnight, attendees can stay on
Wrap Up
Eye Filmmuseum remains open until midnight, attendees can stay on
Wrap Up
Eye Filmmuseum remains open until midnight, attendees can stay on
6:30
6:30
6:30
Opening Night Event
Exclusively for Speakers and Premium Ticket Holders
Opening Night Event
Exclusively for Speakers and Premium Ticket Holders
Opening Night Event
Exclusively for Speakers and Premium Ticket Holders
Day 2
8:00
8:00
8:00
Registration & Coffee
Registration & Coffee
Registration & Coffee
8:50
8:50
8:50
Running Start
Running Start
Running Start
9:00
9:00
9:00
Don't Forget To Flush
Don't Forget To Flush
Don't Forget To Flush
10:00
10:00
10:00
New Shared-Log Abstractions for Modern Applications
New Shared-Log Abstractions for Modern Applications
New Shared-Log Abstractions for Modern Applications
11:00
11:00
11:00
What Isn't Your System Supposed to Do?
Hillel Wayne | Author of “Practical TLA+” and “Logic for Programmers”
12:00
12:00
12:00
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
1:00
1:00
1:00
Lightning Talks
Hosted by Natalie Vais | Spark Capital
Lightning Talks
Hosted by Natalie Vais | Spark Capital
Lightning Talks
Hosted by Natalie Vais | Spark Capital
1:45
1:45
1:45
A Systems View to AI
Amod Malviya | Pre6
A Systems View to AI
Amod Malviya | Pre6
A Systems View to AI
Amod Malviya | Pre6
2:45
2:45
2:45
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
Coffee Break
3:15
3:15
3:15
Jepsen 18: Serializable Mom
Jepsen 18: Serializable Mom
Jepsen 18: Serializable Mom
4:15
4:15
4:15
1000x: The Power of an Interface for Performance
1000x: The Power of an Interface for Performance
1000x: The Power of an Interface for Performance
5:15
5:15
5:15
Wrap Up
Wrap Up
Wrap Up
Last Year Was A Blast
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24
Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Natalie Vais
@natalievais
Highlights from Systems Distributed last week in NYC. Truly an incredible group of people working on databases, programming languages, compilers, testing, cryptography etc all in one place.
No one brings more show biz to systems research than
@TigerBeetleDB
team 😎Carl Sverre
SQLSync
The community was friendly and welcome. Learned a ton. Met amazing people. Easily one of the best conferences I’ve attended.
RJ Barman
@rjthepigeon
Systems Distributed is quite possibly the best technical conference I’ve ever been to. The density of interesting talks and friendly, smart, systems people is unmatched. I couldn’t have asked for a better way to kick off my funemployment.
Dominik Tornow
@DominikTornow
Alex Petrov signing my copy of Database Internals at Systems Distributed '24 in New York City
Happy Moments @ #SD24Connor Couetil
couetilc
Intimate, focused on technology, educational, nice and accessible participants. Positive attitudes and enthusiasm for future of systems programming. Mixture of perspectives. Lightning talks were great.
Paul Banks
HashiCorp
Amazing speakers - so many authors I've read and followed over many years in one place. Loved the mix of content - "systems" in many senses but all felt really useful and thought provoking - and hearing from a diverse set of speakers and attendees.
Mitchell Hashimoto
@mitchellh
Gave an impromptu lightning talk yesterday at Systems Distributed titled: "Making a Terminal Emulator Really, Really Fast " Believe it or not this is also my first in-person public speaking since before 2020. Felt good to be back and just talking about tech for tech's sake.
Frederic 🧊 Branczyk
@fredbrancz
Systems Distributed was hands down one of the best conferences I’ve ever been to, extremely high quality speaker, talks and attendees. Can’t wait for the next iteration!
Alex Sarkesian
Temporal
Very high quality speakers. I appreciated the high context discussions as well, that likely couldn't happen at a more general software engineering conference.
Talks
Venue
Eye Filmmuseum is an iconic building on the river IJ. Part space ship, possibly.
Right Time
Consider extending your trip. This year Amsterdam celebrates 750 years and there are activities throughout the week of SD'25. The week after the conference, Sigmod 2025 takes place in Berlin.
Questions? Contact marina@tigerbeetle.com
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Questions? Contact marina@tigerbeetle.com
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