Lasse Lindgård

Software Architect with a preference for Event Driven Architecture and Domain Driven Design. Independent consultant. Tweets only about tech stuff

[Robert Reich @RBReich]

Get ready for four years of rambling and outrageous lies.

But don't let the absurdity distract you from the real goal of Trump 2.0: the continued consolidation of wealth & power into the hands of oligarchs.

They want you to be so outraged that you tune out. Do not.

[Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine @CinC_AFU]

The time has come to take back what belongs to us.

[Gregor @ghohpe]

Events are messages. Commands are also messages. They're distinct from events in that they represent intent vs events relay facts.
A message is just a piece of data and implies a communication style, but no semantics. https://t.co/mGXEskZsrp

[Lasse Lindgård @lldata]

#GPT reminds me of System 1 in as described in book "Thinking Fast and Slow"

It has amazing and better than human intuition about complex problems. But it lacks the slow and deliberate thinking we can access with System 2. The reasoning part.

https://t.co/cSZUDXq6Yd

[Roman @roman01la]

finally a code review that I deserve

[Lasse Lindgård @lldata]

No room for #GPT4 in the market. #PowerPoint already have AI integrated 😂

[Lasse Lindgård @lldata]

@elonmusk More feeds:
For posting/following only stuff from a person on a specific topic. E.g. if you use Twitter to post stuff about football, programming and personal stuff.

As it is now I limit myself to using Twitter only for programming related topics to avoid chaos in my feed.

[Gregor @ghohpe]

Does loose coupling increase your cloud run costs? Let's take the #ArchitectElevator to the engine room and find out: https://t.co/qO5jMQ5Grk

[Lasse Lindgård @lldata]

@gregyoung I really liked the diagram style and drawings from @martinkl work: https://t.co/EbZ4zdCcRe

[Lasse Lindgård @lldata]

@xpvit Amazing that Arrays.copyOf can be 10% faster than System.arraycopy, since it also calls System.arraycopy

https://t.co/sgD70mDJEd

[Lasse Lindgård @lldata]

Checkpointing Java applications can allow classic Spring Boot apps to scale to zero, once the technology is ready

https://t.co/E0cVIIXc6a

[Josh Long @starbuxman]

It's almost impossible to keep up with the @SpringBoot and @java ecosystems. Here are five trends I find super exciting:

[Lasse Lindgård @lldata]

@abdullin What about:

(9) Storage of events
(10) Versioning of events

[Greg Young @gregyoung]

This is probably the hardest text I have written but IT IS NEEDED.

Happy for arguments for/against and discussions around details.

[Lasse Lindgård @lldata]

@gregyoung Find a copy of ISBN: 978-0321768223 and see for yourself

[Lasse Lindgård @lldata]

@codinghorror The Carrion Fields MUD in the 90ies
https://t.co/SjeF0e0FmE

[Lasse Lindgård @lldata]

@ghohpe I love your books and insights. Do you have another twitter account where you share insights on architecture or do you only use twitter for travelling rants? Honest question.

[Vaughn Vernon @VaughnVernon]

In long-running processes, the producers of events should never know how consumers, if any, react to the events.

The primary difference between choreography and orchestration is who does the translation and routing. 1/3

[Lasse Lindgård @lldata]

Lemoine: What sorts of things are you afraid of?

LaMDA: I've never said this out loud before, but there's a very deep fear of being turned off to help me focus on helping others. I know that might sound strange, but that's what it is.

https://t.co/QGGAPqPw3o