pranay

professional liar

[pranay @pranaynarang]

claude: “can I run this slightly questionable command?”

me, not reading a single word: yes

[pranay @pranaynarang]

cf tunnels didn't work for us in a corporate network setup since the network blocked egress on all ports except 443 (cf expects connections on 7844)

tailscale on the other hand expects it on 443 which obviously wasn't blocked and that worked really well for us!!

[@levelsio @levelsio]

You can!

Both Tailscale and Cloudflare make an outbound tunnel which once it's set up also receives traffic (yes via that outbound tunnel)

That means your inbound firewall can be 100% fully blocked and not accept anything

Imagine you make a call to your friend (outbound), while in that convo with him, he tells you if someone is looking for you and he forwards your messages to them and their messages to you

But you don't accept phone calls yourself anymore!

That's an outbound tunnel I think

[pranay @pranaynarang]

@_swanand big time, AWS feels natural to operate on atleast for the most used services. always found it hard to navigate GCP and Azure with all the layers that they have.

[Dillon Mulroy @dillon_mulroy]

name a better feeling than instrumenting a new repo/project with end to end distributed tracing, i'll wait

[saurabh hirani @sphirani]

To write code that you don't have to read, you have to read code that you didn't write.

[tender @tenderizzation]

two dumb bitches telling each other “exaaaaactlyyyy” but it’s me proposing a dangerous optimization and claude telling me it’s safe

[Raz @razlm10]

When i sleep - Claude ships

When i wake up - Someone Shipped Claude

[pranay @pranaynarang]

@barundebnath yeahh been on the 6vCPU for about 5+ years now

[pranay @pranaynarang]

come meet people working on applied AI :)

https://t.co/mn11bLBgIG

[Jaideep Khandelwal @jdk2588]

Hey everyone! Super excited to kick off https://t.co/dcATVlAV1d at @One2NC. It's a meetup where we’ll dive into real stories about implementing AI.

The goal is to help software engineers see how AI can fit into the systems and projects they already know. Mitramandal creates space for this kind of learning.

Engineers sharing implementation experiences - the successes, failures, and everything in between.

Stay tuned, we’ll be announcing the date soon!

[pranay @pranaynarang]

@techvatsa @Cloudflare Should be hosted in Paris

[ItzLcyx @ItzLcyx]

@dok2001 @Cloudflare me for the past four hours:

[Enigma @nigmaQX]

You wake up
You haven't even confirmed if you can speak

You are already doing "npm run dev"

[Eduardo Monroy @Carlosmonroy971]

@V3RLEC Whatever that means

[pranay @pranaynarang]

@techvatsa what ra

[pranay @pranaynarang]

this lil baby just walked up to me for some pets

[Archie Sengupta @archiexzzz]

prolly one of the best pieces of software ever built.

$2.5B valuation, founded by 2 engineers who literally built Amazon SQS, SWS, Microsoft DTF and Cadence at Uber.

handles retries, state persistence, and failure recovery out of the box. saves a ton of dev time.

[terminally onλine εngineer @tekbog]

being a personality hire stuck in infra mines is hard but someone has to humor the aws solution architects

[Jake @JustJake]

You’re telling me a developer experienced this?