FRA – SFO: Arrived safely Sunday evening
At some point we had an amazing view on greenlands mountains:
Hoare Property: h/t @mtnygard “There are two ways to write code: write code so simple there are obviously no bugs in it, or write code so complex that there are no obvious bugs in it.”
Beware causal inference with machine learning because the answer isn’t in the training data, and the algorithm can only learn what it sees. #causalinference #ML #AI pic.twitter.com/RruvFGTdHW
Ik wil meer van deze timelapses. Ze geven iets weer van de rotatiesnelheid en de schaal van deze planeet. Aryeh Nirenberg schoot deze timelapse in 2017, met een equatorial tracking mount gericht op de melkweg. 1100 foto's met een 12-seconde interval, en wat software. pic.twitter.com/dzrIuA35VM
All these new Scooters are all over our cities #FutureOfMobility pic.twitter.com/hczUGcaaYU
Excellent microsite by @naltatis dedicated to *Micro Frontends* (extending the microservice idea to frontend development): micro-frontends.org pic.twitter.com/mGt6efw4CH
The moment when you realize that all your efforts towards microservices don't have so much impact as desired due to the monolith frontend. Nice to see that @ManningBooks is filling this gap (manning.com/books/micro-fr…) cc @fakod #microfrontends #independentsystemsarchitecture
Still relevant. pic.twitter.com/mZBgw0lEBT
Pull requests are the de facto standard workflow, but an inefficient one. In trunk-based development, everyone commits on master, unfinished features are hidden by flags, and code reviews are per-commit. It sounds appalling, but it makes sense dev.to/shubhamjain/th…
Put this thread in one place: cutle.fish/blog/so-you-wa… twitter.com/johncutlefish/…
Using ITIL for microservices architectures, deployments and operations. pic.twitter.com/Tp61ZrcvLo
I've said it before, but this article from @matthewpskelton and @manupaisable really is a mandatory read for all software delivery team leaders -> "Forget monoliths vs. microservices. Cognitive load is what matters." buff.ly/2IXapsT Trust me, you'll be nodding along...
It's official: putting the Facebook Like button on your website makes you a joint data controller under the GDPR. In other words, you're liable for FB gathering and transmitting the date to itself after you deploy the Like button. Webmasters beware! theregister.co.uk/2019/07/29/…
Superb article on the rewriting of Slack desktop app to use React and Redux, in a more functional oriented style, resulting in 50% less memory usage. twitter.com/felixrieseberg…
There are two hard problems in distributed systems: causal consistency and maintaining internal wiki pages.
This thread (starting here) makes for a remarkable story. twitter.com/Foone/status/1…
2019 Audi E-Tron Takes Charge Among New EVs - Consumer Reports consumerreports.org/hybrids-e…
moral of the story: don't write the message loop yourself, you'll *definitely* do it wrong twitter.com/clemensv/statu…
There's always that one person in every IT shop that insists on over-automating everything... (via @misslaneym) pic.twitter.com/z8OmsmPCsG
It’s only scrum if the backlog comes from the Agilé region of France; otherwise it’s just sparkling waterfall.
The universe won’t end in fire or fade away - it’ll be a poorly written regular expression that destroys us all. twitter.com/mjos_crypto/st…
Fear-as-a-Service from Amazon 🗑️ twitter.com/drewharwell/st…
Tesla Powerwall owners can now earn up to $1,000 per year with National Grid's virtual power plant electrek.co/2019/06/21/tes… by @FredericLambert pic.twitter.com/apP9aDct03
"Most of the confusion around the sizing of services goes away when you reframe the problem in terms of the cognitive load that a single service-owning team can handle," @matthewpskelton @manupaisable @TechBeaconCom techbeacon.com/app-dev-testin…
Here's Proof That Electric Cars Are Displacing Gasoline insideevs.com/news/354095/ev… via @InsideEVs.com
WTF moments in startupville: A thread. Don't look at these if you're currently struggling to raise funds. Theranos 💉 Founded: 2003 Known for: Convincing the world that all kinds of diagnostics can be read from one drop of blood. Raised: $400 million + Status: Deceased pic.twitter.com/z0mZcH2vyC
GCP outage caused by a server config being deployed to large group of servers. I don't know about you, but I betcha that it was an YAML file being manually edited that caused the typo. cloud.google.com/blog/topics/…
The unicorn landscape, interessant! pic.twitter.com/BgOrDErHfn
Cloud: my application relies on AWS service uptime multi-cloud: my application relies on AWS /and/ GCP uptime. twitter.com/littleidea/sta…
Probably one of the most auto-bookmarkable post I've seen in a while, regardless of skill level with git: dev.to/unseenwizzard/…
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