@BrianBrackeen
@davidfowl
Absolutely. If you haven’t checked out .net recently it, deserves a second look. It’s efficient, can target multiple OSes and architectures, and is quite flexible. That being said, a working product and sustainable revenue is more important than the underlying tech stack.
@davidfowl
Passing leetcode interviews can change your socioeconomic status dramatically. It doesn’t surprise me at all. What’s funny is I’ve been in software for 15 years and haven’t found myself needing to implement hypergraph partition algorithms in 30 mins under high pressure even once.
@WilliamShatner
Thanks for staying out of politics. I believe to be most effective at changing political and world views, you need to first establish relationships and mutual respect. Social media isn’t a great platform for persuading anyone.
If you have a simple Federal tax return and have to pay to file it this year. Remember that lobbyists at firms including Intuit (Turbo Tax) have fought to prevent this being a free service of the IRS. You deserve better. We all deserve better.
The great thing about tech startups is it can be relatively inexpensive to get things going on your own time, and only leave your full time job until you have a viable business model.
@Carnage4Life
The same time, we’re flooding the market with new entry software developers. A lot of folks heard growing up that this was an in-demand skill and stories of FAANG riches. More people are majoring in these areas and it’s more competitive now to get into “top tier” programs than
@johnrich
I’m disgusted with the general dialog on Twitter on everything. There’s people I don’t agree with but I still love and respect them as a human being. While they may be misguided, most people do want the world to be a better place. Let’s improve the dialog all around.
@SwiftOnSecurity
What if you add a hypervisor so multiple people can use the house resources at different times. Say people who work midnights and the day shift, that seems to work in Silicon Valley.
I'm happy to announce my acceptance into Amazon's AWS Community Builders group this year. I look forward to sharing knowledge and connecting with this larger tech community.
#AWScommunity
@GergelyOrosz
@tim_maliyil
I’ll take Team B all day long. I don’t see how you can design distributed, highly available, cloud systems without skin in the game.
@GergelyOrosz
I mean it’s Qatar, what were they expecting. You can’t be openly gay, voice disagreement of government, women’s rights are marginalized, no pork, no dogs, and you can’t promote other religions. Yea…no thanks.
@CyberSquarePeg
I love Firefox and use it as my daily driver. I hope we can all help them increase their market share so that we can continue to have an alternative to Chromium and large for-profit firms.
My dad passed away last night from complications of pancreatic cancer. I’m doing ok. Remember that each day is a gift and those who mean the most to you will not be here forever. It’s easy to get busy with work or other persuits, but remember to prioritize relationships. 💜
@chadloder
In my first 200-level college programming class, we learned about exceptions. I built a whole monopoly game with logic driven by throwing exceptions, bubbling them up and sending them to handlers 😱.
@davidfowl
I think it would really help dotnet to have more examples of successful startups and upper tier tech companies having success with it. I enjoy dotnet, but it has a Microsoft Windows and “Enterprise Software” stigma.
@QuinnyPig
I do most of my coding in VS code dev containers now, so as long as I have access to WSL2, macOS, or Linux I’m golden there. Also, I mainly use my local environment for unit testing and the AWS cloud for integration testing. I’m primarily focused on serverless development.
The weather today is bad, so I’m taking advantage of downtime to read
@sheenbrisals
and Luke Hedger’s wonderful Serverless Development on AWS book. I’m planning to blog some of my takeaways once I finish it 😀
@leadlagreport
Also, don’t forget about the ecological damage lithium ion batteries cause, the energy required to produce them, and how they’re disposed. Oh, yea and a significant portion of our electrical grid is powered by fossils fuels.
@triketora
@javavvitch
I wish we could stop censorship in general. I don’t support sexism, racism, homophobia, etc. However, I can chose not to follow or block those with hurtful views. I also think it can be helpful at times to see the views espoused by those you don’t agree with.
@kaydacode
@kvlly
I’m also surprised what people openly put on public Twitter accounts. Even if you truly felt that way, why would you post that on here. If a future employer researches you, I’d hope they don’t want people like him.
@GergelyOrosz
I like encouraging team vs individual efficiency metrics as doing this encourages mentorship, glue work, and not treating you peers as competitors.
@anerdguynow
Maybe
@JenMsft
knows a way to disable the internet search. I also find it extremely irritating. I have 0 interest in Bing search results. If I wanted to search the web, I’d do so in my browser of choice.
DataDog has been telling users they can use OTel to get data in, but not get data out.
The DataDog OTel collector PR was silently killed. The person who wrote it appears to have been pressured into closing it, and nothing has been proposed to replace it.
@tdesseyn
At some places, especially FAANG there’s a degree of luck. If you haven’t seen a problem or similar problem before on LeetCode or elsewhere it’s unlikely that you’ll be able to arrive at a solution in 10-20 minutes in a high pressure situation.
@wtravishubbard
Also, must pass the Leetcode grinder with 2 mediums and 1 hard because we all need to implement algorithms in high pressure time-limited situations frequently at work.
@mkopinsky
@zreeseplus
@SimplyPut_Lex
Absolutely correct. Good programmers can easily pickup new skills and technologies, what matters more is their work ethic, strengths, and abilities.
I dislike how many in tech have an expectation that developers have side projects. Workplaces can be demanding, and there’s life outside work including family obligations. Everything in life needs balance.
@IanCutress
Don’t let people get you down. Your technical articles are top notch. It’s clear to me you know the chip domain very well and spend a great deal of time writing. I’m glad people like you and firms like
@anandtech
exist. No click bait, detailed articles, not dumbed down, etc.
@editingemily
I used to work at a defense contractor. Not my team, but someone added a debug message “all your base are belong to us”. Well, it showed up in production and caused jets to scramble etc. I can’t even imagine.
There was a shooting at The Hangout in Gulf Shores tonight. It’s surreal to me because I was there earlier today. This needless gun violence needs to stop.
Does anyone know of some good getting started with .NET Core presentations. I need to give an internal presentation on this topic for work and was looking for inspiration. Feel free to RT for reach. I'd love to get more people interested in .NET Core.
So here's the hard facts - I'm dipping into my pocket every week to the tune of... $7.40 for you guys to do 54M searches against a repository of half a billion passwords 🙂
@jsjoeio
I mainly do severless API development these days. is great. Also just focusing on the performance of your individual lambdas will go a long way in improving your overall API performance.
@GergelyOrosz
I think it’s hard to build trust anywhere. I don’t see how being remote or in the office makes that any easier or more difficult. Being in the office doesn’t magical solve these issues.
Check this out!
@heitor_lessa
shares his latest thoughts on the lambdalith vs single-purposed function debate. It's interesting to see how his views have evolved over the years.
Give it a watch and let us know what you think!
I'm considering creating a simple serverless application (e.g. TODO list) leveraging different observability tools such as native CloudWatch/Power Tools, DataDog, New Relic, etc, and to compare the features/functionality and price of each tool. Has anyone done this already?
I applied to be a Serverless AWS Community Builder today🤞🏼. I’m hoping to get accepted this year, but also wouldn’t be entirely surprised if I didn’t—yet. After some crazy 3 years of dealing with family member health issues, I have some time to allocate to blogging and projects .
@csharpfritz
I think it’s more the types of jobs that use dotnet and not dotnet itself. Most of the dotnet gigs you’ll get is legacy “enterprise”
CRUD application jobs. That’s not interesting to a lot of folks.
@Adam_Karpiak
What gets me is the people mandating RTO don’t consider that their situation isn’t the same as lower folk. I don’t have a private office at work but do at home. The open office floorpan is disastrous for knowledge worker productivity.
My two-year-old is so self sufficient. Every day I drop her off at preschool she insists on putting away her coat, backpack, lunch, and water. She acts like she’s off to work 😂
Making fun of anyone because of their appearance isn’t ok. A lot of folks deal with body image and have a difficult time maintaining weight. Connor Williams is being active playing a sport and trying to have some fun. Give him a break.
Do you think daily in-person (online meeting) stand-ups are an effective use of time? I think they could be mostly asynchronous updates with maybe one team meeting a week.
@baffledbasti
You’re likely aiming for engagement bait, but it’s not easy. Tight deadlines and death marches. Production outages that must be resolved after hours. Required continued learning. The interview process is incredibly difficult. Software engineering isn’t for the faint of heart.
@MichelCombes
@sprint
I am a Sprint customer and like it due to it’s relatively affordable cost. My only complaint is the data coverage seems rather inconsistent. I’d rather see improved 4G consistency than 5G investment.