Dali Basor

@striver_79 Okay, who is the intern at AWS who changed DNS records this morning? Show yourself lol

AI stock bubble is spilling into a narrative bubble for sure. Everyone is either hypnotized by AI and its capabilities, or terrified of it. In reality, AI will kill some low level tasks and jobs, but it’ll create new roles, new leverage and new winners. Small companies won’t die because of AI, they will die from weak distribution. That’s why it’s important for small companies to embrace AI as a tool and use it to create leverage for themselves.

I tried out Google Antigravity IDE and I’m impressed. It’s better than OpenAI codex seems like. Vibe coding will become a real profession in a few years, it’s scary.

BLE Beacon technology is super simple, but it’s one of the most important hardware pieces in the IoT world. This version includes an accelerometer, so it can track motion and runtime of industrial equipment. Tiny and cheap device, but provides a lot of value in IoT. #IoT #BLE

Another CloudFlare outage today. This kind of stuff happens too often at this point. CloudFlare had a stellar reputation not too long ago, and now I’m thinking I’d avoid using their products at all cost. Why are all these outages happening so often? I doubt it’s because people use AI and vibe code stuff.

@brankopetric00 We had this problem and solved it by having dev/stage and prod. Only 2 environments. Much cleaner and still very effective

Your environments: - dev - dev2 - dev-test - test - qa - qa2 - staging - staging-prod - pre-prod - prod-test - prod Your actual testing: - Everything in dev - Skip to prod - Fix in prod You maintain 11 environments that cost $31K/month. You use 2 of them. This is infrastructure hoarding. Every extra environment is tech debt with a monthly subscription.

@nalinrajput23 Too many outages lately, why would that be happening across different cloud providers?

ChatGPT is DOWN Claude is DOWN LinkedIn is Down Perplexity is DOWN Notion is DOWN Downdetector is also DOWN All due to Cloudflare

@StevenCravotta This is so true. Founders sometimes fall in love with their ideas and guard it with their life, but in reality all they need to do is focus on execution and seeing if it works. If it does, double down, if it doesn’t, move on to the next thing

Nothing screams 'First time Founder' louder than: "I'm afraid someone will steal my idea."

@hectorivand DataDog is expensive, but it’s super powerful. Definitely worth the money in my opinion

Stop trying to kill DataDog, New Relic, or Elasticsearch by being cheaper. I'm seeing a lot of new vendors lately doing things like 'We are like Datadog, but 100x cheaper' and the market is flooded with those. Bring value to the market, propose a novel way of doing things, new concepts, not just copying and expecting to win the market by being cheaper.

@lingodotdev Or “can you connect my printer to my computer?” 😂

I’m a programmer 🤓

@SumitM_X WAF would be a good start for sure

Your API is public and bots are flooding login attempts. What do you do?

@saad_akbar_10 GitLab is very strong for DevOps teams and pipelines. Worth the money if the team will use it

There is a big reason why most of the orgs use Gitlab instead of Github

Multi region AWS EKS with global AWS RDS sounds like a must have at this point

AWS EKS had an outage in us-East-1 earlier. There were errors on APIs, but luckily only lasted ~30 min. I’m worried that outages are happening more often lately, or maybe we’re paying closer attention now more than ever

🟦 Strong engineering teams embrace conflict and know how to resolve it. At Viaanix we expect disagreement in code reviews, architecture debates, and roadmaps. The rule is simple: attack the problem, not the person. Healthy conflict is how you ship better products and keep the team close at the same time.

🟦 New additions to our ArgusIQ portfolio. VolleyBoast HL-1 I/O and TC thermocouple LoRaWAN devices. These are super intrinsically safe and reliable for industrial applications and environments where nothing else works. #LoRaWAN #IIoT

@SecurityTrybe Yes, Ubuntu is user friendly enough for a beginner to start exploring and appreciating Linux

Did everyone start their Linux journey with Ubuntu?

🟦 Our devices scanning BLE signal and transmitting to the cloud during late night testing. It's always cool to see IoT come alive in the dark. #IoT

@petersteele Happy Thanksgiving, Peter. Hope you’re enjoying the holiday despite all the snow

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!! We got our first real falling of the white shit today. This should stick around a while.

@JooHader5295 @MarioNawfal I guess some of us build the future while others just shout at it from the sidelines.

@DaliBasor @MarioNawfal A.I. robotics will enslave humanity, not free us — and dullards like you cheer it on. 🫵😂

🇩🇪 GERMANY REMEMBERED IT USED TO BUILD THINGS - AND THE HUMANOID MARKET JUST GOT A NEW CONTESTANT Agile Robotics just unveiled Agile One - a full-size humanoid that can pick screws smaller than your patience, tap touchscreens without rage-quitting, and “feel” its way through tasks. Here’s the flex: no simulation farm, no synthetic training hellscape - all real-world AI learning. Germany basically said, “We don’t need your fake robot kindergarten; ours grind IRL.” And honestly? This is the first German tech story in a decade that doesn’t involve a car company apologizing. But here’s the spicy part: If Agile One actually scales, Europe suddenly has a shot in the humanoid arms race that Tesla and Figure thought they already won. Imagine Berlin becoming the new Mecha Berlin. 2026 is when everyone realizes robots aren’t coming for jobs - they’re coming for manufacturing dominance. Germany finally remembered it used to build things. Source: @kimmonismus, @AgileRobotics

@piccolobeerus @_devJNS You’re absolutely right, I’m not a hiring manager. I’m the one signing their budget.

@DaliBasor @_devJNS That's why you're not hiring manager, commenting dogshit on X.

agree?