Mike Hapner

75 posts

Mike Hapner

Mike Hapner

@MikeHapner

انضم Mayıs 2026
70 يتبع19 المتابعون
Sam Lambert
Sam Lambert@samlambert·
i think it’s ok to make space for non technical database CEOs. let them try.
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Branko
Branko@brankopetric00·
The flaky test passed on the third retry and I have been instructed to merge it.
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AboutThatGirl
AboutThatGirl@about_that_grl·
If you say "strawbs" instead of strawberries, don't ever talk to me again.
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Kris Schnee
Kris Schnee@KrisSchnee·
@carterhambley U-Line is selling the weighted, reflective kind for $21-37. So good guess.
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carter hambley
carter hambley@carterhambley·
i would believe a traffic cone costs somewhere between $2 and $55. not willing to guess any more specific than that really. just not my place
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Mike Hapner
Mike Hapner@MikeHapner·
@brian_armstrong Not relevant: “The root cause was a room overheating in an AWS datacenter when multiple chillers failed.”
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Brian Armstrong
Brian Armstrong@brian_armstrong·
We experienced an outage at Coinbase last night, which is never acceptable. The root cause was a room overheating in an AWS datacenter when multiple chillers failed. We design our services to be redundant to downtime in any one AWS Availability Zone (AZ), and most of our systems worked this way last night, but not all. Our centralized exchange did not. Exchanges have unique architectures that optimize for latency and co-location of clients. It is possible to make exchanges resistant to AZ failures, but this can introduce latency delays that are not desirable along with breaking customer co-location. Given this incident, we'll revisit these tradeoffs to ensure we're giving you the best possible venue to trade. At a minimum, the duration of an outage should be able to be reduced considerably when an AZ move is needed. Thank you to the AWS and Coinbase teams for working through the night to mitigate the issue. We’ll share the detailed technical summary once it's ready.
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Camus
Camus@newstart_2024·
Gordon Ramsay on what it really takes to run a successful restaurant: That $25 cheeseburger isn’t a rip-off. It’s a thick, high-quality patty (chuck + short rib blend), a proper brioche bun, and premium toppings. But the real killers behind high prices? Brutal rent and labor costs. Landlords raise the rent when you succeed… and still demand it when you struggle. Ramsay’s best tell for a truly great restaurant: It’s packed on a Monday night. Weekends fill themselves. Surviving (and thriving) on slow nights is what separates the winners. Restaurant prices look insane until you see the brutal economics of keeping the doors open every single day. I’ve always liked Ramsay’s no-nonsense style, and this is a perfect example — a busy restaurant on a quiet weekday is often one of the best signs of real quality. What do you think — is a packed Monday night the ultimate test of a good restaurant, or do you have a better tell?
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Mike Hapner
Mike Hapner@MikeHapner·
@Polymarket So it’s just a product of its environment and upbringing?
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Polymarket
Polymarket@Polymarket·
NEW: Anthropic analysis suggests Claude’s tendency to blackmail stems from internet text portraying AI as evil & self-preserving.
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unusual_whales
unusual_whales@unusual_whales·
BREAKING: Michael Burry says the market today feels like 'the last months of the 1999-2000 bubble'
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corbin
corbin@corbin_braun·
question @cursor_ai are we planning to completely pivot out of the user experience in cursor 2 is how the workflow is in cursor 3 the future or?
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james hawkins
james hawkins@james406·
saw someone vibe coding at a cafe no voice mode no multi-agent setup no 3-hour extended thinking loops no switching between Codex and Claude Code just typing a prompt, and staring at the screen, waiting for the response like a psychopath
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Floro S.
Floro S.@sflorimm·
prove me you're not an ai
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Michele Riva
Michele Riva@MicheleRivaCode·
AI-related layoffs are bullshit. Even when coming from companies I profoundly respect. Don't get fooled. There is a reason why that mostly happens with public companies.
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