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by vrosas 1y ago
> Fully reviewed Reviewed by a bot (that wrote it no less) is not reviewed. This person is not a software engineer.
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by vrosas 1y ago
Someone saying "This is complex but I think I have the core idea" and someone to responding "That's not the core idea at all" is hilarious and sad. BUT ironically what you just laid out about TF is exactly the same
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by vrosas 1y ago
Think of otel as just a standard data format for your logs/traces/metrics that your backend(s) emit, and some open source libraries for dealing with that data. You can pipe it straight to an observability vendor that accepts these
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by vrosas 1y ago
> While we knew where to look, this investigation had already taken weeks and things took a turn for the worse when we hit the issue again on February 23rd. It blows me away an issue like this could take weeks to track down. If I were
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by vrosas 1y ago
You suspect what is very obvious.
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by vrosas 1y ago
VC: “I pretended to be a good person because that’s what I thought would make me successful and people love me.” Everyone: “we can tell you’re an entitled dbag.” VC: “well now I’m going to act like an entitled dbag and it’s your fault.” - M
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by vrosas 1y ago
My Jewish friend once told me, specifically discussing this wire, that Jews consider finding loopholes in their own rules a national pastime. The same thing goes for the hotels where someone is paid to wave their hand in front of automatic
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by vrosas 1y ago
One thing I've learned working for startups is if you're working for a founder who's already had a previous successful startup exit(s), two things are true: 1. the founder already has generational wealth and this current comp
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by vrosas 1y ago
Yes. CR has had this feature since day 1, people just don't bother to read the docs and would rather write long blog posts blaming their cloud provider for manufacturing the gun they shot themself in the foot with.
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by vrosas 1y ago
AppRunner was Amazon's answer to AppEngine a full decade+ later. Cloud Run is miles ahead.
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by vrosas 1y ago
If you go back and search hacker news for any article involving JWTs or OAuth you’ll find hundreds of comments of circular arguments over what a JWT is and is not. People never seem to be able to separate the two.
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by vrosas 1y ago
Enjoy NOAA’s data while they still have funding.
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by vrosas 1y ago
Maybe you could buy small lots of a bunch of different data center companies to hedge your risk!
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by vrosas 1y ago
It’s not coded, it’s just bs. Watching democrats cry hypocrite while also resharing the article/tweet/news clip is literally their media strategy.
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by vrosas 1y ago
People who love dunking on conservatives on twitter don’t realize that saying absurd stuff and then watching liberals wind themselves into a tizzy is like 95% of the GOP’s media strategy.
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by vrosas 1y ago
To be fair, admitting their amateur foray into chatbots was an abject failure and rolling it back really does put them at the forefront of the AI movement.
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by vrosas 1y ago
My dude you can buy troves of data from Grindr, or really any popular “free” app. Advertisers eat this stuff up.
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by vrosas 1y ago
"I don't want to live in a world where someone else makes the world a better place better than we do." -Gavin Belson
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by vrosas 1y ago
Why not just use something like Cloud Run? If you're only running a microVM deploying it there will probably be at or near free.
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by vrosas 1y ago
Me and another tech lead recently got into an argument with one of our "senior" devs about how to best implement logging in a new service. They started sending screenshots of text to bolster their points. When asked where that was
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by vrosas 1y ago
> Within the company, engineers and technicians actually took pressurized tanks that stored helium—one of these had burst, leading to the explosion—and shot at them in Texas to determine whether they would explode and what the result loo
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by vrosas 1y ago
Asking AI is like phoning a friend and catching them out at a bar. Maybe they’re sober enough to give good info, but don’t take it as gospel.
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by vrosas 1y ago
sure, you could say throttle.
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by vrosas 1y ago
Exactly. Without going too deep into the architecture, the clients are sending data to the backend in real time, but often that data is not actionable during certain periods, so the backend can tell the clients to bundle the data and try ag
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by vrosas 1y ago
Because the client in this case is not a browser.
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by vrosas 1y ago
When I built an app that “phones home” regularly, I added the ability for the backend to respond to the client with an override backoff that the client would respect over the default.
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by vrosas 1y ago
In simple terms, AI can make developers more productive, but it takes experienced engineers to get good results. Mediocre developers are still outputting mediocre code, albeit a lot faster than they used to. If you don't have the menta
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by vrosas 1y ago
Execs cashing out some of their shares to buy houses in Tahoe while the stock market is in the red.
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by vrosas 1y ago
Sadly it seems the days of take home interview assignments are numbered. I much preferred them to live coding assessments when given the option.
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by vrosas 1y ago
Mine (Bosch 500 series) has a super long drying cycle, what feels like 30+ minutes after it's done washing.

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