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[GREG ISENBERG @gregisenberg]

I asked 1 billionaire, 1 PHD math professor and 1 99 year old man what self-reflection questions they asked themselves

Their list of the questions to make you feel more fulfilled in life, love & career

Ask yourselves these questions today:

[Dave Schatz @daveschatz]

Today we cut our Redis Engine CPU Utilization by 80% and survived to live (and grow) another day!

We were CPU constrained & maxed out scaling limits for our ElastiCache cluster. We had 2 hours to reduce utilization before our next traffic surge or we were toast.

What did we do?

[christina @cszhu]

STOP making fun of different programming languages

C is FAST

Java is POPULAR

Ruby is COOL

Python is BEAUTIFUL

Javascript

Haskell is INTRIGUING

[Ben Adida @benadida]

1/ Hello Google Friends: a few bits of feedback on this post.
https://t.co/oeOmCZzTTr

[Kirill @dinAlt]

@termedz Wazzup?

[Ricky @rickyfm]

be me
make a change
cool
refresh
no_changes.jpg
double check
triple check
cmd+r
cmd+shift+r
CMD+SHIFT+R
WTF
ok
console.log('hit')
*smug look*
refresh
*no logs*
wut
WUT
debugger;
cmd+r
no breakpoints hit
WHATTHEFUCK
im a fraud
retire?
...
hours pass
...
pwd
path/to/other/clone

[Max Howell @mxcl]

Google: 90% of our engineers use the software you wrote (Homebrew), but you can’t invert a binary tree on a whiteboard so fuck off.

[Amy Pellegrini @amyvpellegrini]

People have no idea of how much Music is a precursor of programming.

Sheet music is kind of a event driven document which can be interpreted by humans but also machines.

[Senior Oops Engineer @ReinH]

I am a full stack engineer which means if you give me one more task my stack will overflow

[WIRED @WIRED]

Don't look now, but @BostonDynamics' robot Atlas is back. And now it can do parkour.

[Brian P. Hogan @bphogan]

Product managers must understand that maintainability is a crucial part of product delivery because it’s what allows you to continue to deliver features. Tech debt has compound interest. So every corner you insist gets cut to deliver features is borrowing against the future.

[Iheanyi Ekechukwu @kwuchu]

So far, I'm really enjoying the remote and engineering culture at GitHub. I can see how they've had success with a remote workforce, pretty much EVERYTHING (like, literally everything) is documented and organized for everything. It's awesome.

[Mathias Buus 🕳🥊 @mafintosh]

Wrote what seems to be a *really* fast JSON parser tonight, https://t.co/TpD2Gpzaa4

[Rafael Soares | linktr.ee/rafaels88 @rafaeltravel88]

Tudo faz sentido agora!! https://t.co/QwPtedBnE4

[Laura Kalbag [email protected] @LauraKalbag]

Hire me as a consultant to improve your site’s performance*!

* I’ll tell you to remove your ridiculous third-party trackers, then shame you for invading your site visitors’ privacy. You’ll be embarrassed, but I’ll have shaved off 200+ requests, ~2mb, and cut load time in half.

[André Staltz @andrestaltz]

Software development still has a lot of terminology with a racist or patriarchal background. Let's change that.

- Blacklist ➡ Denylist
- Whitelist ➡ Allowlist
- Killer app ➡ Beloved app
- Master/slave ➡ primary/replica

[Feross @feross]

🌟 Lazy-loading images and iframes are coming to the web platform and I'm excited that this will soon be possible:

<img lazyload='on' src='cool.jpg' />
<iframe lazyload='on' src='cool.html' />

Check the issue on whatwg/html: https://t.co/WbrUpqiulq