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High-Performance Java, Or How JVector Happened--airhacks.fm podcast

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The #295 airhacks.fm episode with Jonathan Ellis (@spyced) about:
the early days of Apache Cassandra, to create JVector: an embedded vector search engine in Java, and the advantages of Java for building high-performance and scalable softwarere
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