We've evolved beyond our time-series database roots and are thrilled to share new product offerings launching soon. Check out more details here:. Stay tuned!.

I have spent over four years at @TimescaleDB, watching us grow and innovate in remarkable ways—we are now entering our next big chapter as TigerData (@TigerDatabase)🙂. The tiger mascot has brought incredible energy to the company since day one.

I came across this phrase today, and it instantly resonated with me. While I've been passively recognizing this concept, encountering such a clear and pointed phrase really clicked:. “Their monotony is our opportunity”.

RT @TimescaleDB: Not to be dramatic, but we just made database migrations way less painful with some serious upgrades to our live migration….

RT @michaelfreedman: The awesomeness of integrating embedded @popsql in @TimescaleDB cloud console:. Create powerful views (via continuous….

RT @kcdhyderabad: Are you part of a tech community in Hyderabad? Join the conversation with @vineeetth, @itskpflow, @Md_ZubairAhmed, and @a….

RT @cncfhyd: The first talk is by @vineeetth on #Kubernetes then and now. He has been a contributor to the K8s project - and interesting to….

RT @michaelfreedman: In the U.S., it's the unofficial "Take your kid to work day" today. To keep all the little Tiger Cubs busy, our amazi….

RT @TimescaleDB: We're Timescale, of course, we're going to tell you to watch this video and click the link below. 🚀. 👇 👇👇..

Slowly, we are reaching a point where we trust ChatGPT more than our own findings from Google search.

Once you enter this rabbit hole, there is no turning back. At some point, you may find yourself drawn to content that you initially questioned. Eventually, you will realize that you have become a part of the TAM as well.

However, Instagram recommendations assume that I'm also part of the target audience and flood my feed with such posts, which annoys me.

I'm someone who looks at things in Instagram search to understand who truly cares about specific content and to understand its Total Addressable Market (TAM) and what it means to them.

Expanding into managing online/offline subscriptions would be a natural next step for Cred. With access to our credit card details, Cred could automatically identify complimentary subscriptions. Cred already scans emails to generate credit card bills, so extracting subscription.

It's difficult to remember renewal dates and even whether we have a subscription at all. We have to search through emails or log in to check. Credit card providers and other services like Airtel offer free subscription bundles, making it hard to know which services we're already.

New product line idea for @CRED_club:. One problem many of us face is managing subscriptions. We often lose track of the number of subscriptions we have, when they expire, what they include, and how much we use them.

RT @cncfhyd: @tarrooon @temporalio And the last talk was by @vineeetth around system reliability and resiliency. #CNCFHyderabad https://t….

Hello X family!. I have a pass for Kubeday India, which is happening in Bengaluru tomorrow. Unfortunately, I am unable to attend the conference due to personal reasons. However, if anyone is interested in attending and has not yet purchased a ticket, I can transfer mine. 🙂.

RT @OPoncz: Nice one by @TimescaleDB.A few years ago there was a big hype around serverless as the simplest way to run your workload. But i….

RT @acoustik: “As the game unfolds, there's another undeniable winner that deserves attention, specifically for its noteworthy performance—….