There is no greater pleasure than manually deleting something from the production database to mitigate an incident. 😎
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Hello. Nothing technical today, really. Just some thoughts that struck me a few days ago. https://ivanzakutnii.com/blog/I-have-tried-to-love-Python
Well, I love it.
After a month of coding in Go again, I realized that something has changed (everything changes at every moment)🙏
Maybe I'm getting dumb from moving cards in Jira?
Maybe otherwise, and I've learned a whole bunch of thinking, but anyway, there's no way I will use Go as my general-purpose language.
The things I admired in the past now make me feel awful while coding, as if I am in a gnarly prison😩
Well, then there is simply no choice except to get more furry, but not now.
Cos It will be much better to focus on one thing at a time (at least in learning), and become better in it.
After a month of coding in Go again, I realized that something has changed (everything changes at every moment)
Maybe I'm getting dumb from moving cards in Jira?
Maybe otherwise, and I've learned a whole bunch of thinking, but anyway, there's no way I will use Go as my general-purpose language.
The things I admired in the past now make me feel awful while coding, as if I am in a gnarly prison
Well, then there is simply no choice except to get more furry, but not now.
Cos It will be much better to focus on one thing at a time (at least in learning), and become better in it.
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I will never understand and forgive "engineers" who choose some technology "just because."
Just because I read about it in some really cool tech blog.
Just because I heard about it at some conference from a cool speaker.
Just because I want to try it.
Just because everyone else is using it.
Just because it has a fancy name.
Just because it’s the latest trend.
Just because it was recommended by a friend.
Just because it seems popular on social media.
Just because it promises to solve this problems.
It is a selfish, irresponsible, immature, and purely egotistic way of making decisions.
For a minute - architectural decisions that can and do have colossal consequences.
In the best case, it will require time and mental efforts of other engineers to fix this up, if it is even possible to fix.
In the worst case, it might lead to financial and other losses.
But the money is not "yours," right? Damn.
Just because I read about it in some really cool tech blog.
Just because I heard about it at some conference from a cool speaker.
Just because I want to try it.
Just because everyone else is using it.
Just because it has a fancy name.
Just because it’s the latest trend.
Just because it was recommended by a friend.
Just because it seems popular on social media.
Just because it promises to solve this problems.
It is a selfish, irresponsible, immature, and purely egotistic way of making decisions.
For a minute - architectural decisions that can and do have colossal consequences.
In the best case, it will require time and mental efforts of other engineers to fix this up, if it is even possible to fix.
In the worst case, it might lead to financial and other losses.
But the money is not "yours," right? Damn.
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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
I bring you some good thoughts on information (or data, whatever) redundancy,
and this is far from being about database denormalization.
Please take a peek and lemme know what you think about it in the comments.
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Love you all😊
I bring you some good thoughts on information (or data, whatever) redundancy,
and this is far from being about database denormalization.
Please take a peek and lemme know what you think about it in the comments.
Click me, come on!
Love you all
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Hello, everybody, everywhere!
I hope you’re all doing well and staying healthy.
Here is my fresh post about conditional statements, especially about how to write them less.
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Please, lemme know what do you think about it in the comments 🙂
Cheers🙏
I hope you’re all doing well and staying healthy.
Here is my fresh post about conditional statements, especially about how to write them less.
CLICK ON ME
Please, lemme know what do you think about it in the comments 🙂
Cheers
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Automation of tasks… How much meaning can be hidden behind these words, how many tasks.
When considering automating anything, be mindful.
Focus on repetitive actions and their frequency.
Why mention frequency?
Because there are jokes about spending 20 hours programming to automate something you could’ve done in 15 minutes.
If it’s something you do once a year, it’s better to check your backlog first.
But often, we repeat a tedious sequence of actions so much that it eventually drives us crazy.
Please, be kind to yourself. If you find yourself repeating the same actions over 2-3 weeks, it’s a red flag to ask:
If the answer is “quite likely,” ask:
If it’s within a day — definitely do it!
And don’t go to the opposite extreme — I’ve seen people try to automate literally everything, even things they’ll never repeat.
While it might be good coding practice, is it really worth it?
When considering automating anything, be mindful.
Focus on repetitive actions and their frequency.
Why mention frequency?
Because there are jokes about spending 20 hours programming to automate something you could’ve done in 15 minutes.
If it’s something you do once a year, it’s better to check your backlog first.
But often, we repeat a tedious sequence of actions so much that it eventually drives us crazy.
Please, be kind to yourself. If you find yourself repeating the same actions over 2-3 weeks, it’s a red flag to ask:
What are the chances I’ll repeat these actions in the next two weeks?
If the answer is “quite likely,” ask:
How long will it take to automate this?
If it’s within a day — definitely do it!
And don’t go to the opposite extreme — I’ve seen people try to automate literally everything, even things they’ll never repeat.
While it might be good coding practice, is it really worth it?
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Check it out: https://www.philipzucker.com/state_o_knuck/
The dude is adopting Z3 solver for Python🕺
So far, its quite promising.
Hopefully, it will continue to thrive💪
The dude is adopting Z3 solver for Python
So far, its quite promising.
Hopefully, it will continue to thrive
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Hey There Buddo!
State of Knuckledragger, a Semi-Automated Python Proof Assistant
I’ve been working on Knuckledragger, my Z3 based semi-automated python proof assistant, on and off for 6 months (or arguably five years). I’ve realized I’ve done a bunch of stuff and despite writing often, not written the slightest bit about much of it.
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What happened?
Why am I writing about soft skills?
Did I get bitten by managers?
Or was I always infected, because we’re all the walking dead already?
I don't know. It does not matter.
Well, the text is about being a precious, irreplaceable player.
Read here.
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Hello, hello!
Still alive, even after a 1.5-day local AI Hackathon I smashed on my head🔨 (MVP is actually done, btw.)
I want to share a short note with you today about a terrible mental slippery slope that might just ruin any system if it’s not spotted soon enough.
The post also contains a hint on a great approach on how to spot it.
Happy reading, it’s short, really -> linky-linky🔗
Still alive, even after a 1.5-day local AI Hackathon I smashed on my head
I want to share a short note with you today about a terrible mental slippery slope that might just ruin any system if it’s not spotted soon enough.
The post also contains a hint on a great approach on how to spot it.
Happy reading, it’s short, really -> linky-linky
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