RT @samnewman: Microservices are not the antithesis of a modular, monolithic architecture. In fact, I’d argue that a modular monolithic arc…
Replying to @bryanl
That tech can exist outside of socio-technical systems.
Honeycrisp apples are painfully sweet.
Don’t @ me.
Replying to @seclectech
I typically go with Fuji. Picked up some Honeycrisp and they are really sweet (at least to me).
“The most important downside is that Go is very picky about keeping the main application and the shared libraries it loads compatible.” (via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhCUa5
“Our paper also presents some implications of serverless infrastructures for resource management of scientific workflows.”
http://home.agh.edu.pl/~malawski/Hyperflow_Functions_FGCS-preprint.pdf
“We think in terms of metaphors, and the metaphors we use influence how we think.”
https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/pubs/future-of-computing.pdf
Not many of these days left this year. Smoke from Schneider Springs fire in the distance.
My transformation completed - need pup tent. https://twitter.com/thelaceylondon/status/1435353472728289281
Leaned over to put something in the oven. AirPods fell out, rolled into oven and melted. AMA.
Replying to @silvexis
Unfortunately not.
Replying to @rchrdbyd
Thx - it was the right one though.😞
Replying to @kstewart
Might flip the script
https://www.consumerreports.org/countertop-microwave-ovens/best-countertop-microwaves-a1001733095/
Replying to @cgsamp
Depending on whether yours survived, I’m guessing about the same or worse.
Replying to @scottnasello
Nope - oven was at 425 and it rolled right under the heating element.
“Why is more important than How.” https://overcast.fm/+wtIPeNCbg
RT @nicolefv: 🎉I’M SO EXCITED🎉 I can finally share that DevOps Handbook 2e is coming soon, and I’m an added author. We’ve updated with new…
Replying to @JeffLevin3
A bit more excited now than I was yesterday morning. 😀
Replying to @ianfoo
The smell was electric
Replying to @colmmacc
I was making something with shawarma - so that added a special dimension.
Replying to @MWasielewskiJr
I’d go for sparkling water to cleanse the palate.
Replying to @jhscott and @colmmacc
They are nice, but *very* easy to misplace…or melt.
Replying to @jhscott, @colmmacc and @TheMelt
Act now! Offer also includes AirFries.
Replying to @JustinBeckwith
Merging the memes
Replying to @dpp
Replying to @RobotTaylor, @norootcause and @copyconstruct
Same
“In this article, we’ll explore the definition of the Tech Lead role.”
(via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhCHlP
‘As a result, even as an academic, I viewed the field of algorithmic attempts at data cleaning and normalization as a tar pit, where “everything is possible, but nothing of interest is easy.”’(via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhCH5U
RT @shehackspurple: Would you be interested in a course on how to build and maintain an SBOM (software bill of materials) and software inve…
TL;DL : Reserve synchronous communication time for the most important thing: building connections. 👍 https://overcast.fm/+HW1Bvaf8k
Replying to @cdubhland
Does anyone test their DAGs?
This is certainly an interesting perspective on engineering, science, and uncertainty.
https://www.cnn.com/2021/09/13/world/woolly-mammoth-resurrect-deextinction-scn/index.html
“The secret to error handling at scale isn’t giving up, ignoring the problem, or even it trying again—it is structuring a program for recovery, making errors stand out, allowing other parts of the program to make decisions.”
https://programmingisterrible.com/post/188942142748/scaling-in-the-presence-of-errorsdont-ignore?utm_source=pocket_mylist
I’m not sure answering this is part of the best online experience I can have.
RT @ejgreenberg: What’s an early career trauma that has stayed with you?
I’ll go first: my first boss never gave me deadlines, and when I…
When I got the design to implement including dates, saw it omitted a bunch of work, and scoped out the new work. Which was substantial.
Expected to complete all work using original dates, with more micro tracking because there were more things to track. https://twitter.com/ejgreenberg/status/1438209621739540481
Replying to @chrismunns and @awscloud
Thanks for all that you’ve done & best wishes in your next role.
ICYMI @jeremy_daly & @beccaodelay have been on 🔥at
https://www.serverlesschats.com/
Replying to @beccaodelay and @jeremy_daly
Alternative take: they’re guests because of you two!
Luxury real estate: I have 5 bedrooms and 17 baths.
Me:
Replying to @chrismunns and @benkershner
I too have ridden on a ferry.
Replying to @QuinnyPig
Should I use the even or odd week Tuesday one?
This Tusday is also a leap day. Does that matter?
Replying to @benkershner and @chrismunns
Agree - it’s a good trip. 👍
😎 “This is very exciting for AWS account administrators as it means that CI/CD jobs no longer need any long-term secrets to be stored in GitHub.”
(via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhT12f
“So what are the services that a leader should provide to a development team?” (via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhT1yQ
Replying to @mweagle
Agree:
“The best work is done by people who find a balance between shoulder-to-the-wheel execution, and wandering-through-the-woods reflection.” (via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhTtMF
“The strongest modern companies will win the talent war not by simply hiring well from the outside, but by fostering and empowering the employees they have to create and produce for the company in the long term.” (via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhTt8u
“I always ask the question, what happens when something breaks?” (via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhTtIw
“Ultimately, incentives were the problem here. Incentives are almost always the problem.”
The Incentives Problem | ProdPad Product Management Software https://www.prodpad.com/blog/the-incentives-problem/
Please unroll @threadreaderapp https://twitter.com/shreyas/status/1440138354390016003
Congrats @vllry ! https://twitter.com/isthelaststop/status/1440449946008702981
“The fact that you’re wondering whether you’re a fraud probably means that you’re not one. Actual impostors don’t ask themselves if they’re a fraud.”(via @Pocket) https://pocket.co/xhTjIK
“What Envoy did have from the very beginning was top notch observability output, in the form of metrics and logs.”
(via @Pocket) #longreads https://pocket.co/xhTq4x
Measure the desired outcome, not the outcome you’re trying to avoid.
https://preaccidentpodcast.podbean.com/e/safety-moment-measure-what-you-want-not-what-you-don-t-want/
“How can we redefine and expand our notion of “developer experience” — and the way we build, buy, and use developer tools — so the tools fit the way developers actually work, helping them build and innovate better?”
https://future.a16z.com/the-case-for-developer-experience
Replying to @mweagle
‘But in many cases, it’s far more empowering to the developer to help them explore and embrace existing complexity, rather than introduce more complexity when trying to automate things “away.”’
Embrace the world beyond the vacuum of the empty editor.
“ If someone’s doing very little of their core job, they are hurting their career. If you’re their manager and letting them do that, you are letting them hurt their career.”
(via @Pocket) #longreads https://noidea.dog/glue
Tell me written you’ve multithreaded code telling me without written multithreaded multithreaded code you’ve.
Replying to @jrhunt and @jhscott
This thread is green with envy for that punchline.
Replying to @alexwwood
Worst. Dinner. Ever.
Great AWS Lambda EM opportunity to help grow the elastic intersection between #serverless and ML.
https://www.amazon.jobs/en/jobs/1742373/software-development-manager?no_int_redir=1
Berry season! 🫐
Tragic & infuriating. https://overcast.fm/+KCobCOQ
ICYMI… 👇 https://twitter.com/mweagle/status/1441577549625114624
I don’t know much (anything?) about web3, but I would to respectfully request accessibility, device testing, and universal copy/paste for web1.
Replying to @tmclaughbos
Reminds me of Flow-based or dataflow programming - not sure if that’s what you have in mind tho.
Replying to @tmclaughbos
You’re a person doing development, so you’re a dev 😀
Kudos to the teams that made this release happen. We’re looking forward to learning what you all think! 💪
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-lambda-functions-powered-by-aws-graviton2-processor-run-your-functions-on-arm-and-get-up-to-34-better-price-performance/
Replying to @paulosman
I try to. For instance, “presumed low-risk config change lacking gates/guards.” Sometimes it’s helpful, sometimes not. I don’t have a system to do the linking & lookup. 🤷♂️
Maybe https://m.subbu.org/if-only-production-incidents-could-speak-555d68b6abfc also speaks to your question?
Replying to @paulosman and @sallamar
I hear that. Making them easy to link may also force or constrain the learning. Write-ups are hard :)