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by bradhe 4y ago
Wait a second! I’ve heard this one before…
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by bradhe 4y ago
At first I read this as “catch your own types” and thought it was going to be a bit on exception handling. Kind of ironic.
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by bradhe 4y ago
I mean we can go back and forth on this all day long. What’s the conclusion you’re driving towards?
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by bradhe 4y ago
Are we certain they’re not from OUR country?
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by bradhe 4y ago
Keep an open mind because there's lots to learn. Don't worry too much about "specializing" in a particular area. Keep pushing yourself to get better. Make sure you're having fun! If you're not having fun for a
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by bradhe 4y ago
Off topic but the “More Tweets” section under this tweet is just…full of trash memes.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Considering the lack of adoption in voice assistants even _inside_ the "walled gardens" of the device manufacturers, this seems a bit...inevitable.
188.
by bradhe 4y ago
Okay so don't always ship on a Friday but that doesn't seem like rationale to put a blanket rule in place.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Yeah...those aren't the same thing.
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by bradhe 4y ago
An exception should not dictate the rule. Sounds like there were some safety mechanisms missing. You indeed need a mature system (and engineering team) to manage this process.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Your infrastructure should heal itself if it comes “down.” A decent release pipeline can fix this. Those companies don’t practice release moratoriums on Fridays.
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by bradhe 4y ago
I think you inadvertently hit the nail on the head here. UX teams looooove to geek out about design systems. If leadership doesn’t understand design (which, let’s face it, they typically understand less than software engineering) the UX fol
193.
by bradhe 4y ago
Surprising NA users are with so much more than other geos’ users.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Not shipping on Fridays in 2023 is an infrastructure smell.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Eh, in some places (Portugal, for instance) it means, like, actual communist. Sometimes even financed by the Russian party.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Yeah this is actually a really good point, and I doubt they're thinking about this.
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by bradhe 4y ago
I'm sorry you're so upset :( Must be a lot going on in your life :\
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by bradhe 4y ago
This is cute.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Honestly would love to see how these games are built...
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by bradhe 4y ago
The consequences are his bonus is paid out 5% higher :(
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by bradhe 4y ago
Honestly interested to see how these go. I haven't found a home speaker system that I like yet. I don't care too much about the voice assist features as my home is not so connected. Too bad they're like 20% more expensive her
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by bradhe 4y ago
You can taste the food not the fuel.
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by bradhe 4y ago
I think this will take absolutely AGES to get adoption on. Classic elevator attendant problem.
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by bradhe 4y ago
But don't you know that it’s likely that FTX could have made all customers whole if a concerted effort had been made to raise liquidity?!
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by bradhe 4y ago
Wonder what the practical implications of a million tonnes is? For industry, is a million tonnes really that much?
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by bradhe 4y ago
> Microservices - let’s replace as many interfaces as possible with the slowest, flakiest, most complex mechanism - the network layer You do realise that most calls to block storage in AWS result in network traffic, right? The point is,
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by bradhe 4y ago
If you ask a room full of 100 engineers if they are better engineers than their peers, 80 of the 100 will say yes.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Man, Microsoft is just gobbling up everything it can.
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by bradhe 4y ago
Millions?
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by bradhe 4y ago
Any Belarusian data centers we in the west can rent compute in?

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