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site reliability engineer; t-skill enthusiast; breaker of production and learner of lessons; work hard and fail often. together <3
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don't join an incident if you arent sober. there is only one exception: the company will not exist tomorrow, and you disclose your intoxication when contacted. dont argue bac or number of drinks or grams of weed. this is common sense. #devops #duh

fantastic user engagement! the timer is imposing; the action the user takes is clearly rewarded. together, everyone feels an accomplishment. everyone is pulled closer to the community, or into it for the 1st! you can make engagement transactional and rewarding without begging for it! #ux #dev

The Kubernetes v1.34 Shadow Application is now open! Apply here to work with me and help release one of the largest open source projects in the world: forms.gle/ESb6983wA7Nq... You have until midnight anywhere 18 May to throw your hat into the ring! 🦇

harvard should tap higher education institutions across the country to drum up the largest collective working movement the US has ever seen.

What are things you really like about Windsurf? And what do you dislike / stuff that could be better? And how has it changed how you code / build software? (Asking as I'd like to get a more well-rounded view: will be later talking with the Windsurf team. Feel free to DM also)

yeah i'm into OPSEC. Only Posting Super Excellent Content

I’ll just be asking my dog the most unanswerable existential questions all day long like “are you the best boy?” and “how did you get so scruffy?” and “what are these little teefies for?” and then wonder why he needs to sleep 17 hours a day

they call me 007 0 lines of code 0 commits 7 open issues

serverless? buddy I’m paying you for a server

New: DOGE's spending has been secret. No longer. My colleagues have uncovered it. www.propublica.org/article/doge...

Nicole Forsgren (@nicolefv.bsky.social) is the brains behind DORA, lead author SPACE, and the co-author of Accelerate. Hardly a better person to share how to think about, measure and improve developer productivity! Stream the full episode: • YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wufj... (cont'd)

we devs are really just employed addicts. disagree? ok, when's the last time you wrote a (failing and wholly inadequate while simultaneously over complicated) custom job scheduler? even though there's plenty of perfect options? uh huhhhhh sure, but you don't have a problem.

I just wrote a piece called "In Praise of 'Normal' Engineers". (partly paywalled) When people talk about world-class engineering orgs, they usually have in mind orgs that are top-heavy with the most experienced and pedigured talent. This gets it exactly backwards. refactoring.fm/p/in-praise-...

I can’t keep track of all these new Pokémon.

if you think monitoring your own code is "for the devops team" and logging is the first tool in your own prod debugging toolbag... you probably also believe "its qa's job to test." listen: you are the problem. work harder, or go do something else. please. you are not an engineer. #devops #dev

anyone try this out yet? curious how it stacks up to goose. #software #devops #dev

The most important thing I can tell everyone that I've learned from being a YouTuber who explains how stuff works is that each and every time I thought "this is common knowledge and doesn't need to be explained" I was wrong.

Excellent news! If you do nothing different, your AWS bill will be 10% lower for February than January. No need to thank me, it’s what I do.