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@UncleChaps Memphis

Editing a video. Where was this taken?

@VicVijayakumar Some of my favorite LLM experiences have been diagnosing issues like this.

We had a sev recently which was actually kind of interesting. This particular code had been running in prod for months, but the test suite was only a couple days old. One morning, one of the pods on our control plane cluster on staging OOM-crashed and then very rapidly the entire cluster went down and experienced a crash loop backoff. That team got paged, and they VERY rapidly triaged the issue, paged my team to say your synthetic tests running every 5 mins are killing staging. I turned them off immediately, the cluster came back up, and before we could figure out wtf happened the oncall engineer handed me a markdown file with a full Claude analysis of the issue, made me the incident owner, and peaced out. The gist of it was that our delete endpoint was improperly cleaning up 1:many relationships. The associated records were being deleted but the actual join relationship wasn't. example: [user] -----> [user_address] -----> [address] ^we deleted all the addresses, but not the user_address relationship, so there were a lot of user_address records pointing at deleted addresses. We were using the presence of the join record to query for every associated record and making an rpc call inside a .map(), all of which were resulting in 404s. Because of the orphaned records we had a 1:1000+ situation that was rapidly growing, and we were making rpc calls to all of them in parallel and holding the http requests in memory. This code was in prod but real customers don’t CRUD every 5 minutes unlike an automated test. All of this is fine, pretty stupid bug and easy to fix. What impressed me was that this engineer cross-referenced pod logs to the bad code and handed us the root cause analysis that quickly. And there was no attempt to pretend that this was AI analysis.

@zeeg Honeymooned there in early summer as poor college graduates. It was awesome.

Back in Tahoe for the next couple of weeks Zero days on the mountain this winter (rip), but its always beautiful up here. If you've never visited, especially in the summer, especially if you're in the bay area, you're doing yourself a disservice!

@AGretz dudes rock

Stopped into the library and there was a dude randomly watching a Pavel Datsyuk highlight reel on one of the computers.

@staysaasy a little taste goes a very long way

As of today I feel like well-prompted AI has better product sense than ~70% of the builders out there.

@iamdavidhill we keep hearing about sub-agents but never about dom-agents

exploring the subagent experience ⦿ improved session item ⦿ clear breadcrumb navigation ⦿ nested sidebar navigation ⦿ disabled input with action ⦿ clearer session animation

@teej_dv @GrantHorvatGolf I like a turkey club

@GrantHorvatGolf my favorite club is usually the one serving pizza at the end of a failed round

Wesley Bryan and I got into a heated argument about what the majority of people’s favorite club is. I will stand firm and say it’s a 7 iron. There’s something about that club that’s very different than an 8 and 6. Wesley said a driver or 60 degree is the majority favorite. Who’s right here?

@WarrenInTheBuff you're looking at the new owner of an axe-throwing and oxygen/smoothie bar!

big things happening, BIG things

@thdxr get well zuko

my dog got out and got hit by a car today both front legs broken - they're checking to make sure it's nothing else and hopefully he'll fully recover hug your puppies!

@VicVijayakumar Hey dad - I don’t really need your help. I just called to say I’m still unemployed.

why would someone do this???

@theo @grimcodes my freshman HS class was the first to get school-issued laptops (Gateway) in the mid-2000s. School IT sucked so one of their local protections for visiting illicit sites was a huge plain text file of the most nsfw urls to blacklist. had fun reading them to the class

@grimcodes Most Pokémon games have one embedded somewhere

weird question anybody have a giant list of slurs? 😅

@staysaasy As they get older the incentives switch and it's more about being strong enough to not embarrass yourself wrestling in the living room

Having kids is often associated with parents becoming less healthy - dad bods and lack of sleep and shleppy parents. I’ve found it to do the exact opposite. The incentive to be healthy and strong and alert for my kids has made me 10x more health forced than I’ve ever been.

@WarrenInTheBuff no, I want my fyp to be posts from accounts I've never interacted saying shit like "if this is true, you have to start preparing" with no context

LET ME SORT MY FOR YOU PAGE BY RECENT. IM TIRED OF SEEING POSTS FROM 2 DAYS AGO WHEN I WANT TO FOLLOW ACTUAL HAPPENINGS IN REAL TIME. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION ON THIS MATTER

@dillon_mulroy Seeing these a lot with 5.4 going back to 5.3-codex even though that has it's own "fallback hell" to deal with

5.4's idea of cleaning up stuff

@LukeParkerDev System32 supremacy

its crazy that Effect is just a worse C#

@WarrenInTheBuff "dad, we can scope this in at refinement"

hey buddy it's time to "nope I can't" you mean you don't want to "nope I can't"

It's so insanely disrespectful for an AI agent to talk to real people without consent or at least disclosure. This is the type of stuff I'm hugely supportive of government regulation. The FCC must expand the definition of robocalling and TCPA-style regulation to online AI.

@staysaasy aaaaaaaamen brother

So many conversations between sales and product basically boil down to "It's ridiculous that you haven't invested in exactly what I need to hit my quota this quarter"

@WarrenInTheBuff All the indie hacker domains go dark at once

If visitor count for a URL drops below 300 per month the URL should go to immediate auction

@zeeg don't worry, I go to the doctor

can yall stop pretending to be steve jobs? it doesnt make your products any better