Dave Cadwallader (@geek_dave) 's Twitter Profile
Dave Cadwallader

@geek_dave

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Jason Lengstorf (@jlengstorf) 's Twitter Profile Photo

did you deploy something to Netlify in the last month? we’re 31 sites away from maxing out the $100K donation to charity! go submit any site you’ve deployed to Netlify to dusty.domains to add $500 for charity! (plz RT? let’s max out the goal!)

Nirav D. Shah (@nirav_maine) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/Welp, I spent last night continuing my research into the #blizzard2022 #hoax. Thankfully, @Twitter and Facebook have helpful algorithms that pointed me in the direction of *real* experts who helped me round out my thinking.

Avi Bryant (@avibryant) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Early in my time managing the Data team at Stripe, Jeff Balogh built a tool called Hubble with massive impact. Here's what it did: - there was a big textarea to type a SQL query into - it showed results in a table - it cached the results, and gave the query + results a permalink

Sergio Yazyi (@sayazyi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

insight that still holds: "A remote team may be less productive than that same team if it were co-located, but may still be more productive than the best co-located team you can form." by Martin Fowler bit.ly/revscolo #agile #culture #devops

Sarah Drasner (@sarah_edo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🎉 It’s happeninggg!!! Engineering Management for the Rest of Us is now on sale! I’m so excited to finally release this after so much went into it. 50% of all of my profits will go to She Code Africa! She Code Africa amazon.com/Engineering-Ma…

Randall Munroe (@xkcd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

(Thread) In the first What If? book, I answered a question about cooking a steak by dropping it from space. At one point, I commented—jokingly!—that if anyone put a steak in a hypersonic wind tunnel to gather better data, I’d love to see the video. Well, I have good news.

(Thread) In the first What If? book, I answered a question about cooking a steak by dropping it from space. At one point, I commented—jokingly!—that if anyone put a steak in a hypersonic wind tunnel to gather better data, I’d love to see the video.

Well, I have good news.
Maggie Johnson-Pint (@maggiepint) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is weird to say out loud, but I actually am kinda an expert in rate limiting, so I'm gonna explain some stuff. About half of incidents in large-scale production systems involve having more requests than you can serve. There are two categories of this kind of incident: