Sitting in chemo, see awesome Dewalt saw deal @Lowes, order!
5 hours later, "ready for pickup", cool!
1 min later, "order canceled"
Try CS in app, kicked from queue.
Back in, spot 54. Finally talk, price error. Nothing they can do, recommends I call.
"Mylow" so appropriate!
I haven't shared this but I was diagnosed with cancer a little over a month ago. Had surgery to remove a tumor. Going through my first round of chemo. I'm still here, putting in the work.
I've seen AI agents do dumb things. Everytime someone says "No you have to do ABC, then XYZ"
That makes it a tool, not a replacement for the one using the tool.
I foresee a lot of engineers getting hired back in the next 24 months.
Be me:
Force sync CoreDNS cluster service after upgrade
Call at 2AM, one endpoint can't resolve
Can't resolve endpoint in any cluster but can locally
Enable DNS response logs
See "tc" in log entry. Googlefoo
Response too big, requires TCP
I had deleted TCP from service, kept UDP
One day client/server communication will look totally different.
If both have access to the same local model & temp=0, one node doesn't send all data to the other, just the prompt used to generate the information it would have transmitted.
Probably 10-50x compression.
ChatGPT runs on Kubernetes.
Claude runs on Kubernetes.
Microsoft Office runs on Kubernetes.
But random Twitter guy says it's unnecessary.
Who should I believe?
@d33v33d0 With AI lowering the barrier to entry for complex machine to real life interaction I see this type of fault isolation and resiliency becoming much more critical. Imagine you augmented nursing staff, poor system design could kill people.
I keep seeing these "Kubernetes was too much, we moved to..." articles and I can't figure out why.
One even said they went back to bash scripts. These teams can't have more than a handful of services.
Also I am interested in why people think it's hard.
Bought some furniture and my oldest sees the invoice.
Him: Oh, cool, you know the manager?
Me: No
Him: How'd you get the manager's discount?
Me: Just ask for a discount
Him: You can do that?!?!
I have failed him.
@I_Am_Jakoby Hey, I don't know you personally, but find something you don't know and dig in. Something with mystery and challenge. Something you haven't ever done before.
People, please hear me!
The amount of time to dunk an Oreo is temperature dependent.
3-4 seconds in cold milk is fine.
3-4 seconds in hot coffee is dancing with the Devil. You will lose!