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Datadog is good for metrics, but I'm more curious about the deployment side of things. For example, let's say I just made an update to a service's API that requires deploying new v…

> Part of that comes from Facebook's aggressive policy about making Facebook social media accounts (whose terms of service revolve around a "real name" policy) mandatory to use new…

I have a project that is currently running on 9 microservices. I don't have a centralized place to manage all of them and it's annoying to go to 9 different dashboards just to make…

There are certain fields in software engineering that, at least to me, appear to be getting automated away--or at least have become less important for most companies to worry about…

I see what you're saying, but I'm not curating products--I'm curating online stores on which users can then find products. Does that make sense?

I remember DMOZ, but this site wouldn't just be a directory of online stores. It would search a set of reputable online stores and show you results from them. Unless I'm missing yo…

That's a good point. Initially I would only include big-name stores. If you searched for filing drawers you may see results from Office Depot, Staples, or directly from whoever mak…

I'm currently working on a side project. Is there any interest in a website that directs you to trusted online stores based on what you're looking for? For example, if you search "…

The dynasm-rs package looks really useful for projects like this. Hope it helps Rust gains more steam in the PL community

I've noticed that companies' stock prices don't always correlate to the performance of their past quarter. Wonder why

So they're basically trying to simulate humans? What a world we live in

This reminds me back when people built "supercomputers" by clustering hundreds of Pis.

Copying the cheat sheet over for reference: Find out what dependencies are missing with ldd . If you don’t identify them, you can check if they are direct dependencies by running r…

Cool page, that was a fun read! I found this particularly interesting: Fulgurites are homologous to Lichtenberg figures, which are the branching patterns produced on surfaces of in…

Interesting read, thanks for posting! > I’m totally convinced that almost everyone can build a decent Twitter audience in a few months if you understand a few basic concepts and pu…