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 **How Zig is Used at Uber**
 
-* [Written form]({{<ref "log/2022/how-uber-uses-zig" >}}).
+TLDR from the [blog post]({{<ref "log/2022/how-uber-uses-zig" >}}):
+
+* Uber uses Zig to compile its C/C++ code. Now only in the [Go
+  Monorepo][go-monorepo] via [bazel-zig-cc][bazel-zig-cc], with plans to
+  possibly expand use of `zig cc` to other languages that need a C/C++
+  toolchain.
+* Main selling points of C/C++ toolchain on top of zig-cc over the
+  alternatives: configurable versions of glibc and macOS cross-compilation.
+* Uber does not have any plans to use zig-the-language yet.
+* Uber signed a support agreement with Zig Software Foundation (ZSF) to
+  prioritize bug fixes. The contract value is disclosed in the ZSF financial
+  reports.
+* Thanks to my team, the Go Monorepo team, the Go Platform team, my director,
+  finance, legal, and of course Zig Software Foundation for making this
+  relationship happen. The relationship has been fruitful so far.
+
+
+Presentation:
+
+* [Blog post]({{<ref "log/2022/how-uber-uses-zig" >}}).
 * [Slides](/talks/2022-zig-milan-party_How-zig-is-used-at-Uber.pdf).
 * Video: [webm](/talks/2022-zig-milan-party_How-zig-is-used-at-Uber.webm), [mkv](/talks/2022-zig-milan-party_How-zig-is-used-at-Uber.mkv), [youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SCj2J3HcEfc).
+
+<hr/>
+
+2016-11-18 Build Stuff Vilnius
+------------------------------
+
+**Understanding and building your own Docker**
+
+Docker started small and got big in really short time. Believe it or not, you
+can learn to build your version of it too, within the duration of a conference
+talk!
+
+In the talk, we will assemble and run a Docker-like container with only
+standard command-line tools found in modern Linux distributions.
+
+First half of the presentation will cover the facilities Linux provides for
+Docker to build upon: cgroups, pid and network namespaces, overlay file
+systems. During the second half we will put theory to practice in a terminal
+session. At the end of the talk we will not only be armed with knowledge how to
+build an isolated container, but also have an actual container running.
+
+After the talk, you will have a good insight how Docker works, and understand
+how you could use its building blocks to build something that perfectly matches
+your environment.
+
+You’ll get most out of this session if you are comfortable in Linux terminal,
+for instance, configuring networking from command-line. Knowledge about Pid
+namespaces, cgroups or overlay filesystems is not required. You will learn it
+all that during the talk.
+
+* [Slides](/talks/2016-buildstuff-understanding-building-your-own-docker.pdf).
+* Video: [mkv](/talks/2016-buildstuff-understanding-building-your-own-docker.mkv) [youtube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYZKxVkUMvQ).