I tried it , I instantly fell in love with it , this is such a neat workflow. Thanks @falit_jain for sharing this beauty.
The reply numbers are yet to come but this did save me a lot of time.
Fair question. Barely any.
Because every message references the actual signal (job change, comment, profile view), the recipient knows exactly why I'm reaching out. Out of the 35 meetings, maybe 2 replies were "not a fit right now," and basically zero "who are you / how'd you get this."
That "who is this" confusion is a cold-Apollo problem. Signals kill it.
For two years I was terrible at outreach. Two hours every morning, 50 hostage-note DMs, a reply rate I hated.
Few months back, I deleted the cold list and let Claude run it off my buying-signal feed instead.
187 messages. 31% reply rate. 35 meetings. https://t.co/23EoF8cKIE
Just heard that after 12+ years of being a customer, Uber is finally dumping PagerDuty.
PagerDuty used to be the leading paging + incident management tool, went public, then fell asleep at the wheel when Slack came around, then AI. Now everyone tech company I know is moving off.
I believe on-call and observability platforms will eventually ship and own their own SRE agents market.
Why?
Because they already have the most important ingredient: the data.
- They see the alerts.
- They know the incident history.
- They have access to logs, metrics, tickets, ownership, and response workflows.
The natural next step is not just telling teams that something is broken.
It is helping them understand:
🔍 What happened
🧠 What likely caused it
📋 What to check next
⚡ How to resolve it faster
Over the last few months, we’ve been testing the beta of the Pagerly SRE AI Agent closely with a few customers.
So far:
🚨 300+ incidents and bugs investigated
⏱️ 5,000+ developer hours saved
Now available for all 👇
#SRE #DevOps #Observability #AIAgents #IncidentResponse #Pagerly
My cousin staying in BLR is married for 15 years and had decided early on to not have kids.
Carrying the DINK title in urban metros till 2020 was really cool (don’t know the status now).
And now, the couple in their early 40’s are not able to have kids, IVF is painful and scary and natural conception is just not possible at this age.
Boomers were absolutely correct with their timelines in life. Millennials have screwed it.
Let’s see what Gen Z’s do.
Meanwhile I have a 3 year old son, smart but extremely naughty.
I really don’t know how my wife and my life would’ve been without him.
Let certain things go as per nature.
Disclaimer:
1. To all the idiots claiming population pressure on the planet.
That is primarily because of dis balanced reproduction in certain parts of the world.
Your not having one/ two kids will neither add/ subtract that population growth.
Even if you don’t have kids, planet will still be burdened by population in some corner.
2. As for expenses, make your lifestyle choices wisely. Don’t upgrade it unnecessarily.
You have funds to do a vacation but not fund a child’s annual education is an extremely selfish reason.
Offer: I can plan your help expenses according to the number of kids you have and the city you live in. This service is free.
3. If you don’t want to have kids then don’t blame it on expensive education and high cost of upbringing.
Just say for “our selfish reasons.” Dont give useless reasons.
4. As for one person in a marriage, who doesn’t want to have kids, the other one should run immediately. Don’t suffer because of him/ her.
#peace #proudfather