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It's time for SRE to move away from "No" to 'Yes, and...' "

Use the "Yes, and" technique from improv to improve communication and relationships between engineering, product, SREs, ops, etc. @lynncyrin Dina L dinalevitan.com/post/the-knigh…

In a Cloud-enabled world, reliability *is* the product. And since reliability is the product, we need to be thinking about reliability engineering with a product engineering mindset. Excellent new article from Joan Smith

Highly recommend listening to Macey丨Jennifer Mace drop some outage mitigation knowledge tomorrow! #reliabilityengineering #oreilly #genericmitigations

ICYMI over the weekend, wanted to share our piece on how US vaccination programs are leaving behind some of the most elderly and infirm because they lack smartphones, computer skills, mobility or the ability to wait on lines: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Fun podcast that Kurt Andersen that I includes the story where my colleague Mark makes >4 liters of coffee for me and I try to drink it (out of the cup over there <---- ). Also we talk about SRE for ML and some tricky questions. Happy to accept corrections and even quibbles.

Tea time is a concrete way to be more inclusive of folks' preferred beverage choices dinalevitan.com/post/the-case-…

reliability is such an underrated quality just do what you're say you're going to do, and you're doing better than almost everyone else out there!

Great opportunity to work at a rad company!

Super excited to be part of the YourBase team!