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Best of luck to you, I hope you find something soon.

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This is especially true for dev tools. Engineers already have 20 browser tabs open with dashboards, CI/CD, docs, and logs. The last thing anyone wants is another Electron app eatin…

The "too risky to deploy" problem is really a visibility problem. When you can't quickly see what's actually changing in a deploy, fear becomes the default. The teams that break ou…

The interesting detail from the GitHub thread is shaanmajid's observation that every legitimate v1 release had OIDC provenance attestations and the malicious one didn't, but nobody…

The interesting detail from this thread is that every legitimate v1 release had OIDC provenance attestations and the malicious one didn't, but nobody checks. Even simpler, if you'r…

Second major supply chain compromise in a week after the axios npm attack. 40 minutes and 500k machines affected. SOC2 won't catch this. The real question is whether your CI pipeli…

Three hours between the malicious publish and npm pulling the versions. If your CI ran an install during that window, this went straight to prod. Most teams I've worked with still …

The real issue with LocalStack was always drift. Tests pass locally, then something breaks in staging because the S3 response format is slightly different or DynamoDB throttling do…

This at least makes me feel like I am not going crazy when I say "Github used to be much more reliable before Microsoft bought them"

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I am very good at writing down notes, especially in meetings... I am not so great at going back to those notes. I also have an issue with jumping around to different notebooks.

I miss his writing, I haven't seen a post by him in a while. His blog and Coding Horror are what I used to read all the time in my undergrad.

Don't give them any ideas haha

This is so cool. I've become more interested in aerodynamics since I've started watching F1 and reading Adrian Newey's book. This is such a great post, especially the diagrams in t…

Incredible job here. Really took a lot of work to get this done. Keep it up.