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I guess we all learn in different ways. I prefer reading, and can fairly fast find the articles that make sense to me. Colleagues often suggest podcasts and videos - I very, very r…

When using AI to generate content, content of any kind - then I urge the author to evaluate the true cost for the organisation, not just for him or her. Using AI to generate 20 pag…

> Because the remaining 10% is what required most of the CS team’s time. They built an FAQ you can talk to. These days it's hard to get people to read an email longer then 5 lines …

Yes, it supports it. But is fundamentally not based on the idea of zero-cost abstraction from where I see a lot of Rust features being derived from. So crates I pull in must obey i…

I would tend to disagree; fundamental to Rust is the concept of zero-cost abstraction. Swift does not do that. I my view, and I might be wrong, many features of Rust are chosen spe…

Most tools, frameworks and articles in IT, SaaS in particular, are about spinning up things. It is what people find exciting. Work a few years in Ops and you learn that spinning up…

I second that; only running it for personal use on a few domains, but handles all the complexity _extremely_ easily.

Not a book or blog per se, but: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc1925 -- The Twelve Networking Truths.

In desperate need of more upvotes..

> Prometheus alternative Well... if size of the executable is really a concern, perhaps Victoria Metrics is worth considering; my amd64 executable is about 17MiB in size.

Love it; "if you fetch it over a socket, it ain't no cache"