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Great article shared by Jason Smale at Zendesk. Echoes the more recent article from Camille Fournier, Make Boring Plans.
TL;DR yet, but overall interesting article on how FAANG are trying to "domesticate" their users
Another presentation of RBS
TIL about transactional email
TIL that Ruby 3 added a measure built-in tool
A good article. Especially the part about a vacation being a break from what you usually do, and as such it’s unlikely that you will stay idle even after FIRE-ing.
This article made me discover the temporal platform, by the original creators of cadence at Uber.
Here are a few differences as explained on SO
To learn more about Ruby newest feature: Ractor
That is an excellent list that I wish I had when I started my career
System design as a broader view, shared by Jon Moter (Zendesk)
Interesting collection of projects
I did not go through all of the article, but so far it looks like a great explanation of Sales Tax vs. Value Added Tax (VAT)
EDIT
Well, it looks like the author might have some incorrect points, as stated in this HN comment
Learnt about this while researching good'ol binary search
TL;DR
int mid = low + ((high - low) / 2);or
int mid = (low + high) >>> 1;Randomly stumbled upon this website from an article on hacker news.
https://degica.com/ looks like an interesting company.
Original article https://www.tokyodev.com/2020/10/01/recruiting-in-japan/
The new thing won’t be better, you just aren’t aware of all of the ways it will be terrible yet.
Definitely a great read
Interesting shares on µservices
Yet another day, another issue compiling software under macOS
gem install thin -v '1.6.4' -- --with-cflags="-Wno-error=implicit-function-declaration"Credits: Mike Szyndel
A great article (spoiler alert: did not finish it yet) about backpressure
Might be interesting to look into that for the book club