litacho.bsky.social
Startup founder. Infrastructure engineer.
I know stuff about DNS and most of my networking knowledge is L4 and above.
I like distributing systems.
I also like going to the mountains.
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replace struct with object, and i swear you are writing typescript
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Joe Fasano poem--For a Student Who Used AI to Write A Paper
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The post is not anti-monorepo, not by any means. but it is truthful about what you are signing up for. And I love the framework to think about this problem, which is you should optimize for fast changes and iteration loops for developers.
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"The greatest power and biggest lie of the monorepo is that it is possible to make atomic commits across your entire codebase."
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Some gems:
"Any operation over your repository that needs to be fast must be O(change) and not O(repo)."
"Why do you want a monorepo?... You WILL NOT end up with an experience as tight as google31 or fbsource2. You WILL inherit a new set of problems that many-repo setup did not have."
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I’m also totally okay with 3 really close friends.
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I am all for building things fairly and ecologically, but the current system is not working. If we don’t build at all, we can’t modernize and change with what cities need.
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Although I’ll say this is definitely better than Jenkins. I don’t want to go back to Jenkins
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🤣🤣🤣🤣
I mean we might need to go back to scp code or binaries onto VMs and rebooting them at this rate.
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The reason why I keep banging my head it is that I touch it once or twice a year and I get dependable automation for a long time. So it’s definitely worth it. But wish it wasn’t so painful to work with.
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Tell me your secrets. 😭 I struggle with the consistency of going to the gym.
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Do you want to manage these machines?
Do you want to be the bespoke expert that knows how computers work to fix the machines?
Do you want to thread between both?
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I would love to see the server side code that maintains this lol. All the code shows the client side usage
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Then my friend suggested I try a prompt “Create an image based on me based on everything you know about me” and it generated this 🤦♀️
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Congratulations!!!!! Pretty daunting task but glad it all went well without any incidents!
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If you go that route, I recommend placing a scratch post or something to scratch nearby as they obviously want a place to scratch near there. Cats are gonna scratch and we can train them to scratch on desired spaces.
Hope this helps!
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You can also try putting this sticker on your rug temporarily. It’s a two sided sticker and cats don’t like the sticky feeling on their paws.
a.co/d/gOMXnhq
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I have some ideas!
For nails, I bought the Happy Hoodie, which did help. My cat is food motivated so my husband does feed him wet treats while all of this is happening. a.co/d/eFgG1iY
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You’re good. The halftime show is bigger than him now.
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omg thank you scott!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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I forgot to unsubscribe from Peacock+ after the Olympics, but the SNL 50th content is making up for it. 😭
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This sounds like temporal.io but trigger agents rather than code snippet 😅
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Hmm how are devices storing birthday and ages? You can factory reset the device and provide a different age.
Not saying you can spoof uploading IDs, but spoofing IDs seem like more friction to me than hard resetting a phone.
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Zig/C is still pretty impressive and if I had a lot of brownfield C code, I would reach for that. But I realize I like the conveniences of memory safe languages. If I needed perf (aka video games) I would reach for C. But for libgit2 logic, rust is pretty great
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But at the end of the day, I’m impressed by the community. There is a lot of great resources and beginner friendly spaces to ask questions.
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I also am impressed by the borrow checker and ownership. It requires less bookkeeping.
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I definitely can implement and debug faster in Rust as most of my errors are caught in compile time. With Zig/C, I still fight with the compiler but then I still get segfaults.