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pcalcado
1y ago
Congratulations! I wish I had this inside emacs so I can use paredit
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Building AI Apps with Ruby on Rails and Outropy
(outropy.ai)
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2y ago
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2y ago
From LinkedIn: For years, was an enthusiastic recommender of A Cloud Guru | A Pluralsight Company for folks looking to get into infrastructure engineering! Bought enterprise licenses and even bought the lifetime course access plan for mysel
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2y ago
Same here. I've had data-intensive systems and classifiers on critical paths for non-AI apps, and the same tools I used before seem to work fine with GenAI. The primary real difference I've found has to do with when agents make de
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2y ago
If only they embrace Pydantic and the libs Python people actually use >.<
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2y ago
By database layer, do you mean the RDS in the diagrams? If so, they were logical diagrams; the deployment itself was more complicated to handle the realities of AWS and whatnot. Still, having a single beefy RDS instance is a pretty common p
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2y ago
Yes, that's what I meant. There's a whole can of worms here around the "what is a microservice, anyway?" but I tried to avoid more philosophical questions and used the term as shorthand for "small deployable unit fo
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2y ago
This is good feedback; thanks both! Initially, this was a single article, and it started with an explanation of the system, but it was getting too long, so I decided to split it into three. In hindsight, I should have started with part II,
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2y ago
Thanks! Honestly, I feel like my first year was a lot of just translating what those papers were trying to say—especially because often they talk a lot but don't say much. I am lucky that my cofounder has a background in ML/AI and
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Building AI Products–Part I: Back-End Architecture
(philcalcado.com)
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Attention Is All a Manager Needs
(philcalcado.com)
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Some Guiding Principles for Developer Tools
(philcalcado.com)
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7y ago
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A Structured RFC Process
(philcalcado.com)
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Layering Microservices
(philcalcado.com)
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10y ago
Author here. The deprecation comment refers to this: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986#section-1.1.3 we had been using URNs and URLs the old way. But in any case the fact that we're having this conversation I ha
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10y ago
That's a great point, thanks.
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Using Pseudo-URIs with Microservices
(philcalcado.com)
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10y ago
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Microservices and the First Law of Distributed Objects
(philcalcado.com)
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10y ago
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How to write a Repository
(philcalcado.com)
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10y ago
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On joining DigitalOcean
(philcalcado.com)
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11y ago
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How we ended up with microservices
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11y ago
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Architecture for SoundCloud's new Search and Explore features
(backstage.soundcloud.com)
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Evolution of SoundCloud’s Architecture
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Steve Jobs Talk 1983 - Center for Design Innovation (audio)
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Slides: What I Have Learnt Working With Startups (Tech Debt vs Money)
(philcalcado.com)
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15y ago
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Thoughts on Abstractions: Part 1 – Abstractions Everywhere
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16y ago
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