How often do you find yourself using a product or tool and it just feels wrong. Maybe it's slow or inconsistent... enough to make you think it's a major implementation problem? This happens to me all too often.

Extreme ownership applied to communication: If they didn’t understand you, you failed. Not them. Period. Your goal is not to speak so clearly that they understand — Rather, it is to speak so clearly they *cannot misunderstand*

Schrödinger's Plates: They are both broken and not broken until you open the door.

I've made a simple brew command to cleanly install binaries from Go modules as Homebrew packages. $ brew install FiloSottile/gomod/brew-gomod $ brew gomod golang.org/x/perf/cmd/ben… Secured by the Go Checksum Database! blog.filippo.io/install-go-too…

amazing_oss_life_seconds_total{} 79208798 Solid, simple but powerful API pays off, especially in #opensource!🤗 Thanks to G-Research Careers and David Leadbeater you can now connect Thanos Monitoring using remote-read for example... with PrometheusMonitoring itself! 😍 thanos.io/integrations.m…

just because you use a loud keyboard doesn't mean your code is strongly typed

Explaining #OSS to my dad: Closed source: Multiple places to get food but no one knows how its prepared OSS: All recipes are published Dad: WHattt, so anyone can cook it? How do OSS companies make money? Me: People are busy and want takeout 😅

A visual proof of the square binomial: (a + b)² = a² + 2ab + b² 🤓

the modern tech industry is basically folks just endlessly remaking remakes of heroku

GR Open Source Software is one of the best and most healthy models for corporate OSS that I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing. I wish more companies had the sense of investment and ownership that they do.

I got to teach Jay about ML experiments and how FasttrackML speeds them up. Get a sneak peek here youtube.com/shorts/2uzLgB8… -- the full episode comes out Friday, June 21 at podcast.gr-oss.io and youtube.com/@oss-gr

Hackers were pretty hardcore back in the day. This one group appears to have doxxed tens of thousands of people at a time, printed out their info, and sent bound copies of the pastebin to everyone in town.

Saw a bird eating a piece of avocado toast. Guess it was some kind of millennial falcon.

If Monsanto made an AI would it be named Corntana

give a man a fish and you will have given a gift to someone, and you can both have something to feel good about

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