Computer scientist, distributed systems/algorithms, storage, databases. Currently @garden_io, Previously CTO @boost_healthapp, @hivestreaming, @wrappcorp, PhD
Berlin, Germany
Joined May 2008
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Mikael Högqvist retweeted
✨🎺Announcing: Garden's latest update, called Bonsai. 🌳🧵
We're rolling out a suite of improvements in response to customer requests:
- An intuitive way to describe your pipelines 💬
- An interactive development console 👨💻
- A web-based dashboard 🕸
garden.io/blog/bonsai
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
Decisions are hard and we all have to make them, and as an investor these are questions I ask myself:
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
Pleasure working with @cloudzillion on a brand new research - Cool Vendors in Platform Engineering. Congrats to @GetCortexApp, @garden_io, @humanitec_com, and @infracost, who have been profiled in this research.
Second day @garden_io live stream by @worldofgeese from #KubeConEU, today with @Linkerd creator @wm, @JonEdvald among others. Tune in at m.youtube.com/watch?v=_qIr4w…
For us not at #KubeConEU, tune in to the amazing live stream by @worldofgeese from @garden_io, m.youtube.com/watch?v=ws7Wmt…
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
We are thrilled to announce that we've secured a $16 million Series A!
In 2022, we'll be tripling our employee count! 👀
Read the news: garden.io/newsroom/
Apply: garden.io/careers/
#devops #clouddevelopment #cloudnative #automation #kubernetes
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
hello Berlin! I’ve made a small dashboard to track “the first available vaccine appointment” durations over time. feedback welcome! impfterminspection.netlify.a…
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
Whenever someone tells me it’s a modern approach to do micro services I like to remind people of this.
For 10 years it was modern for many of these NoSQL databases to not do transactions.
Many now are going back to the books from the 1970’s to learn how to fix their databases
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
if, asking for a friend* (*me), someone were looking for a new job, what might be some places good and nice to look into? generally suited to smaller teams, working on helping folks. ideally Berlin/Germany for paperwork's sake. thanks! – at Berlin, Germany
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
We’re officially on the ground in Berlin! No office yet (who needs that anyway these days), but we’re actively looking for people to our team, a few venture partners and founders who want to build companies with our support. Ping me if you are interested! @AntlerGlobal
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
Finally great to be able to talk about it in public - @HeidiLindvall @tilljoel and I started a ClimateTech fund @palebluedotvc
techcrunch.com/2020/06/16/pa…
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
🚨 Last month was the *warmest* May on record for our planet. Striking anomalies across northern Siberia again.
Data from ERA5. Summary at climate.copernicus.eu/surfac…
ALT Global and European maps of May surface air temperature anomalies
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
Updated annual zonal mean temperature anomalies since 1900 (by latitude) - regional trends, greater year-to-year variability in the N. Hemisphere, & pronounced #Arctic warming
Note: uncertainties in Southern Ocean data & latitude is not scaled by distance. Data: @BerkeleyEarth.
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
3/ What is Dagster? A library for building a logical graph of functional computations that consume and produce data assets. This is how we define "data application". Computations themselves can be anything: Spark, SQL, Python, etc
GitHub: github.com/dagster-io/dagste…
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
There's only one hard problem in computer science, and that's reading CSV files.
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
Full Worlds E03 is out with @FoggWriter - about mind uploading and her story Traces of Us: medium.com/full-worlds/vanes…
Mikael Högqvist retweeted
Congrats #fast19 Best Paper winner "DistCache: Provable Load Balancing for Large-Scale Storage Systems with Distributed Caching" Authors: Liu & Bai (@JHUCompSci); Liu (@WMCompSci); Li (Celer Network); Kim (Barefoot Networks); Braverman & Jin (@JHUCompSci); Stoica (@Berkeley_EECS)
