Ryan Wolfe

staff software engineer @ google. building an ai saas to supercharge your business.

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

DevOps and SRE have simply become the new Dev and Ops.

Each has higher lifecycle coverage, higher skill expectations, and new titles.

They're just wrapped in a new culture and use new tools (very important). We consolidated, now we're specializing.. again.

A rambling🧵👇

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@martimusacchio I built something for exactly this — KindleSync auto-syncs your Kindle highlights to Notion in the background so you don't have to download anything manually. It's pretty awesome paired with Notion AI if you use it! Free for 3 books: https://t.co/MDPXrFIIxc

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@ethanmonkhouse @books_kazuma I recently built https://t.co/MDPXrFJgmK to handle this sync automatically. Not sure how it works with scribe specifically.. want to try it out?

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@spwfeijen AI

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@adamwathan I use Cursor deeply on a day to day basis with Tailwind - would love to test this out. I also use Tailwind Plus UI Blocks!

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@tahigash3 @devnetdan I am using aetest.loop.mark, but I pass in a dict for use in the test that gets parsed as the test name. IIRC, passing the uid as well causes another set of loops.

I can try it again in the morning to confirm.

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

I'm working with pyATS, and looping over a number of tests that are given a healthily-sized dict for input.

This makes the output.. less than useful. I haven't been able to figure out how to manually set the test name aside from the function name/input combo it uses.

Any tips?

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@devnetdan It would be much easier to figure out if it was actually open source 😅

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@devnetdan Yes, I know what I want to name them, but the UID doesn’t set successfully inside of the loop for the individual iteration.

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@devnetdan Yea, it's "uid" prop, but it doesn't seem to work for the individual tests inside a loop. You can see me testing this in the screenshot with the "my uid self" in the middle-ish.

I was able to set that with self.uid in the test, but it doesn't effect the individual iteration.

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Texting a friend with a different phone than you should be no problem… Right? @Apple? #GetTheMessage

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.@Apple, stop breaking my texting experience. #GetTheMessage
https://t.co/kmIaCaX6xn

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@labeveryday @GetLikeChip 👀

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@pete_j_burke @Google @CiscoLive Appreciate it Pete! I’m sure we’ll catch up.

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

I am excited to share that I will be joining @Google as a Network Automation Engineer focusing on a new offering within the Google Distributed Cloud! 🥳

For those @CiscoLive wondering where I am.. there you go.

This is also why my #DevNetExpert has been paused (for now)!

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@danieldibswe @Google @CiscoLive Thanks, Daniel!

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@mythryll @Google @CiscoLive Appreciate it!

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@bigevilbeard @Google @CiscoLive Thanks Stuart!

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@muliawan_rudi @Google @CiscoLive Not sure yet!

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@dmfigol @Google @CiscoLive Appreciate it, Dmitry! You were a great help along the way! Hope you enjoy your new role as well!

[Ryan Wolfe @somewolfe]

@devnetdan @Google @CiscoLive Thanks man!