With its latest leap in image generation, Nano Banana has upped the ante. The whole field just got more competitive. 🔥

The really interesting bit here is how these choices ripple into ops. > InnoDB’s self-managed buffer pool gives fine-grained control but also responsibility: we tune eviction behaviour (innodb_old_blocks_time), pool size, and flush strategies. Get it wrong, and we’ll see

For my engineer friends, the VC/LP structure reminds me of system design: > LPs are infrastructure providers -> like cloud providers giving you compute. > VCs are orchestration layers -> deciding how resources get allocated, monitoring workloads, killing bad processes. >

A notification service feels like the perfect Lambda use case: 1/ "Event-driven" 2/ "Scales with demand" 3/ "Pay-per-use" Then problems arise when the Lambda is cold, the alert is delayed by seconds. For a payment failure or security warning, that’s unacceptable. Probable