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TBH one of my bigger fears around AI is that it will lock in the median of today’s practices and quietly turn it into tomorrow’s “best practice.” When a model is trained on the whole internet, it doesn’t learn the right way. It learns what’s most common, and the most common code and architecture patterns out there are…mixed at best. The model’s incentives reward likely and familiar, not better or novel, so it becomes a kind of gravity well that pulls teams back toward whatever already dominates the training mix. And then there’s the feedback loop: AI-generated output gets shipped, copied into docs, pasted into blogs, merged into repos, and fed back into the next generation of training. That doesn’t just preserve the mess, it can compound it, creating a self-reinforcing layer of confidently explained mediocrity. The scariest part is that real progress often starts out-of-distribution. New paradigms, emerging best practices, and the hard-won lessons from great teams are underrepresented, so they get drowned out by the volume of the average or even the sub-par. If AI becomes the default author/reviewer/teacher, we might get faster at producing more of what we already do and slower at evolving what “good” looks like. If we’re not careful, we’ll end up with an industry that can autocomplete the past perfectly while struggling to invent the future.

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Tis the season of AWS pre:Invent. Here is a quick lineup (so far) of the AWS releases that caught my eye: - AWS Lambda Networking Over IPv6 aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/… - AWS Lambda Enhances SQS Processing With New Provisioned Mode aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-… - Amazon ECS Service Availability Rolling Deployments aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what… - Application Load Balancer JWT Verification aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what… - Amazon API Gateway Portal for API Discoverability aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/… - AWS IAM Outbound Identity Federation aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/simp… - Amazon API Gateway Response Streaming aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/… - AWS Login for Simplified Developer Access aws.amazon.com/blogs/security… - DynamoDB Multi-Key Support for Global Secondary Indexes aws.amazon.com/blogs/database… - Amazon CloudFront 3 Functions Capabilities aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what… - Flat-Rate Pricing Plans With No Overages aws.amazon.com/blogs/networki… - Build scalable IPv4 addressing with AWS NAT gateway in regional availability mode, Amazon VPC IPAM policies and Prefix Lists aws.amazon.com/blogs/networki… - AWS Secrets Manager Managed External Secrets aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what… - Tenant Isolation Mode in AWS Lambda aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/stre… - Accelerate Infrastructure Development With CloudFormation Validation aws.amazon.com/blogs/devops/a…[…]ion-pre-deployment-validation-and-simplified-troubleshooting/ - CloudFormation Configuration Drift Enhanced Sets aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what… - Amazon ECS Built-In Linear Canary Deployments aws.amazon.com/about-aws/what…

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On Monday, AWS showed you how they can mess up your system. In this lecture, I will teach you how to do it yourself. 😜 Title: How to lose data using AWS serverless without even knowing it from Serverless Days Milano youtube.com/live/H2dZO9fqw… Scroll to: 4:05:58

I applaud Remix 3 for swinging the spotlight back to the Web Platform. If last week’s reveal showed anything, it’s how defaults, docs, and incentives can fence off core browser knowledge. Framework-first norms didn’t mean to, but they *did* turn basics into trivia. So, the surprise around things like CustomEvent or listening on a parent to handle child interactions tells a story: the community has been standing next to power it wasn't taught to use. Facts: * CustomEvent has been baseline across modern browsers since 2015 (~10 years). * Event delegation (via bubbling/capturing) is part of the DOM event model standardized in 2000 and used since the late ’90s (~25+ years). This isn’t an anti-framework post; it’s anti-amnesia. Reach for what ships in the box: addEventListener + delegation, CustomEvent, FormData, URLSearchParams,