jmoiron plays the blues

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Given an engineer is already capable of solving a problem, how best to teach them to solve it _better_? I often seтАtwitter.com/i/web/status/9тАж8V

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Alan Donovan's casual aside at @gothamgo about turing incompleteness being a feature for Skylark really resonates.тАtwitter.com/i/web/status/9тАж04

Remember, in distributed computing, the only thing easy to distribute is failure.

"MonzoтАЩs backend is written as several hundred microservices..." It's a testament to k8s et al. that this works intwitter.com/i/web/status/9тАжYnjG

It's easy to believe an opinion you disagree with needs data, but one you agree with is data.

simple rule of thumb on variable naming: length should be proportional to the distance between first and last use

JavaScript is not a good model for query languages.

"In case you missed it, here are the 6 tweets you've just read, presented in a different order." - twitter

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Loads of really great talks coming out of @CppCon and @Devoxx; even if you are not a C++ or Java dev they are worth checking out.

"Expect(t, false).To(Not(BeTrue()))" is the programming version of a regression to rhetorical algebra.

The problem is that we are attempting to build systems that are beyond our ability to intellectually manage. - Nancy Leveson

A little copying is better than a lot of pointers.

"If anybody wants to build highly scalable systems, I recommend you study logging systems and then do completely the opposite." - @mjpt777

Oh, you can't write multiple sentences in this book, but multi-sentence support isn't an issue, just build a shelf and buy multiple books.

Observability is over. It's just too... last month. What we need in this post-observability world is the "transparent cloud."

Even after years of going to Go conventions I still met new people that I really admire and loved talking to at #GothamGo; thank you all!

seastar looks so cool seastar-project.org; the first gen of dbs to fully exploit pmem, dpdk, and dio will blow peoples minds