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@joliejue12 @Yankees no chance he comes back out

We are officially in a rain delay. Updated information will be provided as it is received.

@demordo @Pirates its the second inning lol

@Pirates Pirates bats have fallen silent with both Sanchez and Wheeler. Totally amazes me at the crap these Pirate hitters swing at. And Mangum tries to bunt a ball that bounces in front of the plate. Schmuck.

̶J̶a̶k̶e̶ Rob Mangum.

@farm_lol I went in person and saw they still had the 3999 price by mistake, could be worth checking, they honored it

DGX Spark Price Increase, $4,499 …3 days later…

@neetcode1 You know you can do whatever you want and not listen to all this stuff?

I'm starting to feel like im stuck in a loop of my own new model -> hype -> genuine improvements -> i overestimate what it can do -> buggy features or just complete slop Did I do something wrong? 1. I created the most detailed plan w /grill-me-with-docs 2. Set up an elaborate loop so it would continuously review the plan after implementation, until it implemented each step (the biggest problem for me is it literally just ignores half the details) 3. Gave it browser access so it could test and QA The end result: I open it and my browser crashes. And half the functionality is missing. Yeah, AI can definitely replace jr devs now. Idk about you guys, but I never saw a jr dev straight up lie that they implemented something. This was for a greenfield feature on a new page, no existing dependencies.

@GergelyOrosz I'd imagine the regulatory component takes longer than it takes to actually build anything. I'm sure the govt doesn't let you run a PM overnight

I’m actually expecting this to happen a LOT more: A company does X as their bread-and-butter. But now, with AI, they realize “hey we can build quickly.” So they build a product to do Y (where they know nothing about Y.) I’m sure in some cases it will work, mostly crash&burn tho

@hnasr started reading last night and couldn't put it down, great work man. really enjoy how you break down why the naive solution (adding more cpu cores to db or increasing connection limits for example) aren't necessarily the "right" solution when you understand the root cause

The audio version of Root Cause: Stories and Lessons from Two Decades of Backend Engineering Bugs, narrated by yours truly is live on Amazon and Kobo! Listeners of the audio book gets additional content and commentary. As I read the book, flashbacks from when I ran into the bug comes to me, additional context stories I remember and figure and diagram explanations (those are really hard in audio format but I tried my best) I hope you enjoy it, thank you all the kind words and support. Not a mention of AI in the book, so In case you need a break

@_burls wii u <3

Hanging out in here while my family is at the beach

@mil000 it’s insane to me this isn’t obvious to everyone, same with levels of thinking/effort

If you app has a AI model picker that lets the user select between Claude, ChatGPT and maybe Google then you’re going to be killed by those labs in the next 6 months. Your users don’t wanna pick models.

@esjesjesj how is any of this wild? seems believable

This video is actually fucking wild. Ashley says Elon -has another baby with a Japanese woman -is against immigration from “a eugenicist standpoint” -tried to impregnate Tiffany Fong behind her back -told her to get a c-section so the baby would have a larger brain -worked with Trump for weeks before declaring support for Trump because of the assassination attempt

@jimmycomplaints @WufpackSports my first thought too lol

@WufpackSports Not taking burger advice from a guy who adds garlic powder or Worcestershire to their burger patties

I’ll never respect a motherfucker that buys frozen patties. Just patty out your own guy. Onion powder, garlic powder, Worcestershire/A1, salt, pepper, smidge paprika it’s not hardddd man

@ashebytes no one thought twice about the name lol?

edge city is special, check it out

@hnasr awesome, just ordered a copy

I wrote a new book that has been in the works for years. It is called Root Cause, and it is for those who enjoy the art of backend engineering. Early in my career, 20 years ago, I built backend and database applications without fully grasping their inner mechanics. Performance issues, race conditions, bugs, and even data corruption often left me lost. Since that day, I resolved to truly understand how systems work. From networking protocols and intermediary proxies to backend services and various database engines. I made it a habit to follow every request on its journey through the dark alleys of the network, down to the bowels of the database engine, meanwhile interacting with various kernel data structures in the process at every hop, and back. I became obsessed with understanding what happens behind the scenes in software. Not just what breaks, and how but also why and what was the source of the bleed. Root Cause is a collection of the most interesting bugs I encountered, ranging from performance bottlenecks and non-deterministic crashes to subtle data inconsistencies and incorrect results. This book is for anyone curious about how production backend systems really behave under pressure, and how to debug them when they don’t. Even when you don’t have access to the source code. Root cause consists of 15 chapters, each is a story about a backend bug, with investigation, diagrams, a section of a fundamental concept until the root cause is revealed. Grab your copy here paperback or kindle ebook on amazon amzn.to/4cKfZhe

@RomeovilleKid he turned into a chud

#Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton “lost part my eyebrow” due to face shingles: “I’ve been taking unbelievable amounts of medication to try to get rid of it. It hasn’t worked. It’s obviously caused me to gain weight … That’s been a topic of conversation through social media …”

@TheFrankLGaye @ericlister @MLB Losing the game is worse than any sort of "momentum shifter" potential. Someone is on third base. There is only one out. Machado and Jackson are both better batters than Xander. It makes perfect sense to load up the bases, get the worse batter to bat, etc

@ericlister @MLB Thank you for explaining. Still new to this, but wouldn't trying to strike them out and having just third filled be better? Especially if you're leaving it open to a grand slam that seems to be a bigger momentum shifter in a series than just losing by one.

The Rockies intentionally walked Jackson Merrill and Manny Machado to pitch to Xander Bogaerts ... BOGEY WENT BOOM 💥

@marcuswquinn @ryanvogel @netbird Headscale is open source too

@ryanvogel @netbird all the way. Tailscale server ain't open-source.

Building a tool and need some feedback, most of you guys use tailscale to access your internal network (laptop/desktop) from your phone right? If not tailscale what network/service do you use?

@undebeha @scheminglunatic Eh makes sense to me

basically modeling nontermination explicitly in a programming language is the same thing as compactification of the real plane into a projective space. the point at infinity provides a definite limiting value for nonconvergent sequences

@wstgoat7 thin people ruin everything

Fast food tier list

@adxtyahq Sonnet for the schema is wild lol

> use Codex 5.3 to draft the full PRD > use Sonnet 4.6 to design the DB schema > use Opus 4.6 to one-shot the backend > verify the code + schema yourself what used to be a multi-day sprint is now a 30-minute side quest

@King_Asasasraku @ScionofCulture Counterpoint. Europe

@ScionofCulture Stop saying African. It's a continent. No one even says North America, they mention the country in that continent . Idiots

This is actually a very important point. If Africa is to adopt AI, it must be done within their own total control. In this day and age, data is just as valuable as gold.