Rapha

Tech Enthusiast 💻, Sports Fan ⚽️, DevOps and Senior Director Engineering @ 🔗

[Bitly @Bitly]

A big 2022 for us, but 2023 will be even bigger!

🔗 Launched all-in-one Connections Platform
🌎 ~500K customers
🤳 120B+ clicks & scans
🅱️ ~300 employees
🫱🏻‍🫲🏽 NEW: six #ERGs + #DEI Council
🎗 Raised over $70K through Bitly Cares

Read more ---> https://t.co/FGuCiy4BMK

[Rapha @TheSyerad]

@CoolAssPuppy @GergelyOrosz Did you consider https://t.co/eALlvFgpBX for link shortening?

[Rapha @TheSyerad]

seems like someone tested in the wrong environment 😅 @Airbnb @AirbnbEng

[Eduard Sizov @eduardsi]

If you ask a candidate to invest time in a coding assignment, responding with "sorry, you didn't make it to the next round" is not enough. You owe the candidate a detailed code review.

[Rapha @TheSyerad]

@mitchellh Would you mind sharing your implementation? Interested in the way you implemented that.

[Eduard Sizov @eduardsi]

Programming is making hundreds of small cumulative decisions in a short period of time. Because of the cumulative effect, every successive decision reinforces all previous decisions and makes them more expensive and difficult to revert.

[Brian Chesky @bchesky]

Starting today, Airbnb will begin housing 20,000 Afghan refugees globally for free.

[Nacho Iacovino ⚡ @nachoiacovino]

Does GitHub uses GitHub to build GitHub?

And most importantly, can GitHub rollback GitHub to fix GitHub when GitHub is down?

[Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz]

"Networking is overrated, building is underrated. For 6 months, I sad yes to all coffee chats. The outcome? Nothing.

Last 12 months said no to everything. Built a world-class product. The people I would have wanted to, but could not network with are now reaching out directly."

[Rapha @TheSyerad]

@CoinbasePro @CoinbasePro is there any update when SOL trading will be enabled?

[Mitchell Hashimoto @mitchellh]

Very excited to announce that we're opening up our internal website documenting how we work at HashiCorp. This covers our document-oriented culture, how we interview/hire, how we communicate, and more. We'll open up more articles/documents soon! https://t.co/qIJg7kYvJi

[Suhail @Suhail]

Put just as much effort into talking to users after they’ve used your product as you do figuring out how to get them in the first place. Don’t just look at a graph.

[CommitStrip @CommitStrip]

Call the police
https://t.co/Rgj9BCCxsn

[Rapha @TheSyerad]

And further more an article which describes the memory allocation: https://t.co/3tBOXqAdzc
#golang #SoftwareEngineering #go #Gophers

[Rapha @TheSyerad]

For everyone who is interested in understanding GoLang a bit better under the hood, this article is a nice read about memory management in Go:
https://t.co/h2rgdiX7c8

#go #engineering #SoftwareEngineering #golang

[Rapha @TheSyerad]

@Prathkum Thank you!! BTW awesome work! 🚀

[DHH @dhh]

"Spotify is letting employees work from anywhere — while still paying San Francisco and New York salaries" 😍. This is making Twitter and Facebook look awful with their if-you-move-we'll-dunk-your-pay policy. Same remote-capable work, same pay 👏 https://t.co/Ozg5w85Arg

[Rapha @TheSyerad]

If you do not understand how the SARS-CoV-2 vaccine is working, this article will probably help.
https://t.co/oEp46FU8BQ

Credits to @PowerDNS_Bert #SARS_CoV_2 #vaccine #Engineering

[Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz]

I'm reflecting on just how much software development has changed the past 10-15 years (from about 2008). If you've been around that time, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

What have you seen as "new"? What are things that "disappeared"? Here's a list I'm starting with: