tnisonoff

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2x, not 10x: coding with LLMs in 2026(obryant.dev)
280 points by tnisonoff 2mo ago|245 comments
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by tnisonoff 2y ago
At my company, Tyba, we build software to operate utility-scale batteries in wholesale markets (including ERCOT). If you're interested in applying software/ML/optimization to energy markets, building distributed systems that
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Tony Kay: Software Development Leverage(youtube.com)
1 points by tnisonoff 3y ago|0 comments
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by tnisonoff 3y ago
stack traces have been much better over the past few years
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by tnisonoff 4y ago
Thanks for kubecfg! Happy user :)
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by tnisonoff 5y ago
For larger companies, I think a huge benefit of Kubernetes is the shared language for defining and operating services, as well as the well-thought-out abstractions for how these services interact. Costs are generally less of a concern, but
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by tnisonoff 5y ago
When I worked at Asana, we created a small framework that allowed for blue-green deployments of Kubernetes Clusters (and the apps that lived on top of them) called KubeApps[0]. It worked out great for us -- upgrading Kubernetes was easy and
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by tnisonoff 6y ago
Interestingly, Datadog's agent was a fork of Server Density's open-source agent[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datadog#Technology
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by tnisonoff 6y ago
If the argument is Datomic can't be simpler than a relational DB because it can utilize it for persistence, then you'd have to argue that a relational DB can't be simpler than directly using a hard drive for your storage solu
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Asana Picks Up Google Exec Chris Farinacci to Run Its Business Ops(techcrunch.com)
5 points by tnisonoff 11y ago|0 comments