Sanket

"One life, do something about it." - @garyvee

remember when we thought that hosting everything on hundreds of Lambdas was a good idea?

@mickeynp @rafalwilinski Yes many didn’t understood the joke, they had cold start

@rafalwilinski serverless was always a joke for 99% of workflows.

@BreakingBad_ This guy 😂

Other than Saul Goodman, who deserves a spin-off show?

@naturelife_ok Venus flytrap trapped

don't underestimate anyone! there's always someone stronger than you! "a venus flytrap plant" 🌶️🪴

@Matt_Pinner He looks like this now

Who is this? Wrong answers only.

@TechOperator First try ls Then dir

You are presented with this screen. What’s your next move?

@theprayagtiwari @FarOutAkhtar Do not name it “dil chahta hai 2” take the same cast and continue the story from present, let audiences guess

Hello @FarOutAkhtar, this is the best time to announce Dil Chahta Hai Part 2 with the same cast

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@cgary512 @CodeByNZ Perfectly summed up 🔝

When VS Code already has the Source Control feature, why do developers still use Git commands in the terminal for pushing, committing, or cloning repositories? 👀

@krishdotdev We are stretching this conv… nothing is from scratch back then it might be the obvious next step it was either this guy or someone else. Being said that even to take the obvious next step is commendable in itself. So kudos to Linus

How did he write linux kernel without chatGPT, Starbucks and github ?

@brankopetric00 IMO lambda’s are best for housekeeping tasks rather than any production stuff

Client chose AWS Lambda for everything because 'serverless is cheaper.' 6 months later: - 300+ Lambda functions - Cold starts killing user experience - Debugging required checking CloudWatch across 50 log groups - Bill was 3x higher than equivalent ECS Serverless isn't cheaper. It trades infrastructure cost for operational complexity.

@brankopetric00 Because now with cloud it seems easy to scale the hardware so it has become the default solution.

Developer kept complaining our RDS instance was too slow. Wanted to upgrade from db.t3.large to db.r5.8xlarge. Cost increase: $140/month to $3,400/month. I checked query performance first: - Query ran 47,000 times per hour - No indexes on the WHERE clause columns - Missing composite index cost 890ms per query Added two indexes. Query time: 890ms -> 12ms. Saved $39,000 annually because we spent 15 minutes with EXPLAINING. Most performance problems are code problems disguised as infrastructure problems.

@_trish_xD Ms access

sqlite is literally a database in one file. but nah, let’s burn 2GB of ram and a postgres container just to store our shopping list.

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@sysxplore Ctrl + r

Linux users, when they need to run a command in the terminal: ⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️ Ah, here it is!

@zanobi_leonardo @wesbos I came here to write steam 😂

@wesbos ever tried Steam?

name a worse app opening experience

I ordered a Dell laptop for my sister from @Flipkart for ₹43,158, her very first. What should’ve been an exciting and proud moment quickly turned into an absolute nightmare😢 Time to expose the mess. A thread 👇

IMO @Swiggy delivery operations are not ready for 10 min deliveries, I think @ZeptoNow is doing better job in terms delivery times

@elithrar IMO if we had to make something today for getting our data from a source in few years eventually we would end up making a thing which will be similar to SQL

SQL sucks but everything else we’ve tried somehow sucks more. (Did I sum this up correctly?)

British shows have 6 episodes but it's usually the best 6 episodes of your life.