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abhinav omprakash

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(Clojure engineer) | Functional•Programming | Semi-esoteric tech

Instead of AI we should be focused on making dogs live longer. Is that too much to ask? 🥹

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The #RailsWorld Opening Keynote is live. @dhh covered Rails 8.1 beta, Active Job Continuations, Markdown Rendering, Local CI, Action Text Lexxy, Beamer, Active Record Tenating, Kamal Geo Proxy, booted up a new Framework laptop to install the #Omarchy OS and launch a Rails app…

rails's tweet image. The #RailsWorld Opening Keynote is live. @dhh covered Rails 8.1 beta, Active Job Continuations, Markdown Rendering, Local CI, Action Text Lexxy, Beamer, Active Record Tenating, Kamal Geo Proxy, booted up a new Framework laptop to install the #Omarchy OS and launch a Rails app…

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“Never write your own X library” This is such conventional wisdom. But somebody wrote their own. That’s why we have the choice not to write something. Following conventional wisdom you will never make an impact with your work. 🤷‍♂️


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I remember when I was young - my first year at Red Hat, I sat down with one of our most senior engineers, avid to learn, and asked him if it was more important to read code, or write code, if I wanted to become a great programmer. This was especially important for Linux, which…


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under 14kb or bust

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The experiment revealed something nobody expected. This isn't how software fails. Excel doesn't hallucinate. Databases don't claim to wear ties. We discovered AI can fail by creating alternate realities. And that's just one shop. One mini-fridge. Now scale that thought...


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It’s fun to think of programming “costs” in terms of light distance traveled: int -> float conversion: Crosses your Laptop Screen Branch misprediction: Runs your room Thread context switch: 3 Football fields Cache invalidation: Travels to Another city

lauriewired's tweet image. It’s fun to think of programming “costs” in terms of light distance traveled:

int -> float conversion: Crosses your Laptop Screen
Branch misprediction: Runs your room
Thread context switch: 3 Football fields
Cache invalidation: Travels to Another city

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I am once again asking for sponsorship for my work on Rich and Textual. If I've helped you in the past, or my work has benefited you, consider sponsoring me! Even coffee money brightens my day. 😇 github.com/sponsors/willm…


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I don't wanna say 'I told you so', but I told you so.

Why can AIs code for 1h but not 10h? A simple explanation: if there's a 10% chance of error per 10min step (say), the success rate is: 1h: 53% 4h: 8% 10h: 0.002% @tobyordoxford has tested this 'constant error rate' theory and shown it's a good fit for the data chance of…

ben_j_todd's tweet image. Why can AIs code for 1h but not 10h?

A simple explanation: if there's a 10% chance of error per 10min step (say), the success rate is:

1h: 53%
4h: 8%
10h: 0.002%

@tobyordoxford has tested this 'constant error rate' theory and shown it's a good fit for the data

chance of…


Not me trying to debug our services and wondering why I can't search through the logs😭

I do love how the Google Cloud Status page is always the last one to know that Google Cloud is down



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All Google Cloud engineers right now


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Introducing Calva Power Tools. Tap into the power of important Clojure development tools right from the VS Code Command Palette. Calva Power Tools is a new extension, built as a companion to Calva. There are commands for loading dependencies, and for using the most common…

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It's very hard to replace SQL. Almost impossible, even. This paper by Andy Pavlo and Michael Stonebraker makes a case for how there have been numerous efforts to replace SQL, but none of them succeeded or will ever succeed in future.

iavins's tweet image. It's very hard to replace SQL. Almost impossible, even.

This paper by Andy Pavlo and Michael Stonebraker makes a case for how there have been numerous efforts to replace SQL, but none of them succeeded or will ever succeed in future.

True, but SQL became the universal data access language for apps, with ORMs hiding the complexity. It’s like POSIX — far from perfect but unlikely to ever get replaced



Y’all know which compiler we are talking about 😭🥲


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