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They recently added namespaces to specs, and I think they should add context as well.

Not really a horror story, but we ran into some mysterious behavior when one of our services appeared to alternate between two difference instances of an app. It was amusing to find someone had deployed prod specs to both prod and dev clusters, The only difference being their dns. The result was a fight between the two clusters' dns controllers to sync the A record to their respective endpoints.

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After switching to a plain text resume a couple years ago, I have found it to elicit high response rates from the kind of companies I would like to work for.

My experience with triplebyte was positive, but the interviews with the companies I matched with was not.

The first thing every company asked for was my resume, clearly they had not bought into the triplebyte process. Some seemed entirely unfamiliar with triplebyte.

Interviewing can be a sad process. Triplebyte gave me a taste for what things could be like, but didn't give me any advantage in the application process.

The companies triplebyte matched me with resulted in some of my worst interview experiences. Think disinterested ceos, hostile line of questioning, and a focus on my previous job experience vs things I would have liked to talk about (open source, personal projects)

I just installed rustc to test this example, turns out you cannot do pattern matching on function arguments like you can in erlang.

note: `my_func` must be defined only once in the value namespace of this module

Gitflow makes sense if you have long release cycles and want to backport bug fixes to a stable release.

If you are deploying code multiple times a day then it only results in a bunch of meaningless merge commits

It's a similar situation in Philly, every day I watch bikers run red lights and stop signs or speeding in a 25.

I've yet to see a cop pull over someone on a bike

it is almost trivial to write nifs which yield and continue, enif_schedule_nif exists for this purpose.

nifs are ideal for operations which mutate binaries, eg hashing or unmasking a websocket frame

how important is the content of our linkedin while applying, should I be filling mine out to increase my chances of being selected?

what are the benefits of using this benchmark over using ab?

i rent an affordable dedicated machine to host go node and c# webapps on