“Why does this work?” Is one of the best/scariest things to see in an incident. Much different than “why does this fail?”. But preferred?? Either way, there’s more to dig into.

reduce() is a very helpful function because it accomplishes two important tasks at once: writing unreadable code and showing off how smart you are

Oh, You're Not a Child? Then Get The Audio Working On This Linux Computer

it's called C because it's short for CVE

pay 10 dollars to... escape to san francisco?? by... following some one on a scooter??? (scooter rental not included???) am i the one out of touch here????

Amazon came in almost $2 billion below revenue expectations because you all did your part and turned off your unused EC2 instances. I want you all to know I'm very proud of you.

Today I am reminded of that internal email centithread from 2011 about whether eng interview candidates should be dinged for not knowing what stdout is, since it’s irrelevant since everything is web now. Anyway so Java log libraries make RPCs

And these DataFrames…are they in the RAM with us now?

this is the worst timeline

ITT: Bolt lets employees place highly leveraged bets on their (already under-diversified bc they work there) investments. No value judgements on leverage - all the power to you - but I’m not sure calling it “employee-friendly” is exactly the best.

People are booking Airbnbs in Ukraine they don’t intend to stay in just to help Hosts

This is really funny. Now that Apple has left Russia, Apple Maps has put Crimea back in Ukraine

Lol. Lmao.

Never been the biggest Musk fan, yet “But I’ll talk about this after the war.” fills me with tears in a way I can’t explain. ❤️

I have translated and added subtitles to the latest video speech by Vladimir Putin from two hours ago. Please don’t let it go in vain - I want everyone to see what a speech of true fascism looks like. No further comment needed, it’s all here, in his speech

Narrator: Did this person interview you at Google? You may be entitled to financial compensation.

@TwitterSupport Why?

“Features which should be easy to add because the stack complexity is extremely complex.” Well you were just confused by the existence of an analytics database separate from a product database

cc Matt where have I seen that number before 🤔

At Airbnb, while we appreciated the flexibility of Ruby on Rails earlier on, it absolutely became unsuitable at scale (both traffic and organizationally) and we had to work miracles while replacing much of it with java microservices.