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Авторский канал про инженерию умных систем.
SDD, AI/Human collaboration, инженерное мышление.
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Post #177 427
Ошибка в “сеньерском“ найме, чисто по своему потенциалу ущерба в разы хуже чем просто человеческая (индивидуальная или коллективная) ошибка в моменте.

Например - джун испортил или дропнул базу в продакшене.

Переживем, исправимо (ну или с трудом, историй уйма.)

И тем не менее - джун он на то и джун. От джуна мы ждем факапа, и джун вероятно научится на постмортеме.

Некомпетентный инженер / разработчик, волей случая оказавшийся на слишком высокой позиции, во всех смыслах - компетенции, ответственности, власти, будет вести вашу компанию или подразделение исключительно к одному:

К краху.
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Post #176 574
Есть предложение.
Если вы хоть сколько нибудь занимаетесь персональным брендом в айтишке, то скорее всего у вас есть LinkedIn.

Я совсем недавно узнал про так называемый Social Selling Index в линке (Привет Китай 🇨🇳 И Nosedive)

Так вот, этот долбанный рейтинг по всей видимости нифигов так влияет на ваши показы в поиске и прочем.

Узнал я кстати про него от Назарова (видос про валютные удаленки. И это не реклама), и за прошедшие пару недель поднял с 20 до 49, и планирую добивать до 60 хотя бы.

Как поднять SSI? Ну, например заполнить профиль в линкедине, МАКСИМАЛЬНО, образование, опыт работы, всякие полезные и бесполезные сертификатики, и прочее прочее. Надо лайкать посты, хотя бы иногда, и хотя бы иногда репостить / комментить.

Еще, обязательно нужна куча connections, не follow подписок, а прям connections с профильными инженерами, продактами и прочими айтишными приятелями.

Все вышеперичислинное фармится достаточно просто, особенно хорошо виляет на SSI (по личным наблюденяим) коннекты с прям крутыми дядьками, по тику Кента Бека.

Так воооот, а recommendations нафармить - сложнее, чем я вам и предлагаю заняться.

1) Заполните опыт в линкидине если по какой то причине его не заполнили
2) Пишите рекоммендаху мне, а я напишу вам ответ (Скриньте)

Как писать рекоммендаху? Самое адекватное выглядит "... worked with you but at different companies" и выбирайте любое место работы.

Это со стороны выглядит как просто консалтинг 🤷‍♀️

Позицию может выбирать любую, а сам текст рекоммендахи... ну например сгенерить LLM и попроавить, чтобы совсем по ублюдски не выглядело. Можно посмотреть на остальне 3 мои рекоммендахи (они честно добытые!!!) и вдохновиться / вдохновить LLM ими.

P.S. Нет, не стремно
P.P.S. Всем пофиг и никто нас не оттрейсит, а кто будет по рекомменадахам туда сюда ходить - нам не товарищ де факто!
Wikipedia Nosedive (Black Mirror) "Nosedive" is the first episode in the third series of the British science fiction anthology series Black Mirror. Michael Schur and Rashida Jones wrote the teleplay for the episode, based on a story by series creator and co-showrunner Charlie Brooker, while…
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Post #174 899
Привет, начни тут 👋

Я системный инженер, chief technology & transormation officer.
Сейчас строю Glentorion, и участвую в дургих проектах для private equity.

Инженерия интересует меня как дисциплина на всех уровнях – от кода, типов и спецификаций до архитектуры, инфраструктуры, команд и бизнес-процессов. Я создаю системы так, чтобы они приносили деньги и благо, а не лишнюю работу.

В этом блоге я пишу про:
• SDD, living specs и AI/Human collaboration
• архитектуру и production AI
• системное мышление и инженерные методы
• прелести программной инженерии
• свои проекты, эксперименты, найденные грабли и то, что пришлось переосмыслить

канал в основном для техлидов/CTO и разработчиков которым уже давно мало коллекционирования бесконечных awesome фреймворков и наколеночных harness'ов. Для меня важнее разбираться в наших с вами (вы, я и ИИ) процессах мышления и принятия решений, чтобы вы строили системы, которые не разваливаются от контакта с реальностью.

Избранные статьи:

• важные грабли с моего пути из эникейщика в инженера
• про самый эффективный способ чему то научиться

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Все статьи на русском (и английском) тут
Все мои штуки/ссылки – links.ivanzakutnii.com

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В этом канале категорический минимум шума
весь поток оффтопа в @autistic_engineering

обратная связь по каналу:
Яндекс-Форма
Google-Форма (eng).
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Post #173 589
Recently, I had a nice talk with HR from a successful fintech startup already secured series A.

I could not resist having this call, because for quite a long time, the message from HR was respectful and no bs informative, with included concrete numbers of compensation. (WOW, No mind-games!)

Everything from the initial meeting was super cool - monolith, flat, and transparent organization. Positions opened just to grow teams and increase the pace of integrations, without having gaps in the lifecycle of the product itself.

Zero red flags, but there are 5 (or 4?) interview steps.

Oh momma, where I should get so much time to not just attend, but prepare somehow for these interviews?

I am so sorry, but last years I've been hard-working (and continuing to do so), instead of jerking LeetCode.
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Post #172 517
Hello fellows, hope you are all doing well.
here is a new post from me 🙂

Share, and subscribe, thats an order.
(Please.)
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Post #171 493
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Post #169 478
https://www.instantdb.com/essays/pg_upgrade

This is the downside of not being familiar with relational databases (and PostgreSQL in particular) basic administration at any kind of respectable level.

RDS and Aurora are cool services, but you might have saved a bunch of money and avoided a lot of pain if you had invested some time in your education.There is nothing scary about administrating and managing self-hosted PostgreSQL, and you need only 1-2 months of studying documentation and free courses online.

Outcome -> invaluable skills. This kind of article keeps being released from different teams yearly (The COOL STORY how we replicated and switched over database in AWS).

I might have been lucky having one of my first jobs in database administration and support centric company, but aren't IT people interested in how databases work? At least from a software perspective. This is a treasure trove of fundamental computer science and software engineering topics - the more you dig, the deeper it gets.
Instantdb A Major Postgres Upgrade with Zero Downtime Right before Christmas we discovered that our Aurora Postgres instance needed a major version upgrade. This covers how we made the upgrade with zero seconds of downtime.
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Post #167
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Post #164 339
Yaaaay! It begins 🤫🥰
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Post #162 325
The awareness of impermanence is sobering.

No matter how deep the awareness of this quality, which relates to absolutely everything we experience in life - it sobers us up.

A few years ago (a bit less than a decade), I was completely crushed, dealing with constant stress, anxiety, despair, and periodic panic attacks.

I don't know how my life would have turned out if I had sought psychiatric help, but I see how it has unfolded and continues to unfold after I turned to the awareness of impermanence - panic attacks became less frequent and shorter until they completely disappeared, just like laziness and procrastination. Then I got into IT and started working an insane number of hours with an insane amount of effort.

Of course, this brought many fruits in the form of life's benefits and professional qualities. But recently I caught myself having put aside the quality and power of impermanence awareness.

Most likely, I just got too involved in endless chores, career, and various experiences, worked too much, and drove myself to extreme fatigue due to inadequate overwork.

Consistency in work and learning is good, but you need to perceive this whole thing through the lens of impermanence, and remember your own nature and the nature of all surrounding things and people.

Otherwise, life will just pass you by.

Permanence, although it's completely groundless and unreal in an absolute sense, is a good thing as a relative concept - it can be applied to achieve results in relative things, but starting to believe in it and getting involved in it as truth is a road to nowhere.

Give yourself rest. This will pass. And this too shall pass.
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Post #161 437
Vijay on threads one day: WOW the cursor ide so good, I love building games with AI!!! (dropping demo in two days)

Vijay for the next two weeks: INVESTIGATING PERFORMANCE ISSUES
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Post #160 443
Guys. Just hear me out.

What if we will build a microservice mesh for API calls runtime validation, instead of designing robust API, huh?


https://drops.dagstuhl.de/storage/00lipics/lipics-vol194-ecoop2021/LIPIcs.ECOOP.2021.20/LIPIcs.ECOOP.2021.20.pdf

I am kidding - overall the paper is quite interesting, and the approach as a crunch, but useful and robust crunch might be useful for improving legacy systems, I think.

The biggest questions are:

1. How to expresivelly define these types? It feels like an openAPI addition with the definitions of call sequences. Which is already bloat as hell.

2. How the monitor agents will behave if we will specify a dozen on session types, we want to validate? I think the overhead will be worse than the one they measured in the paper on kindergarten examples
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Post #159 271
I am dying 🤣🤣🤣
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Post #156 264
I don't know how to feel about it and think, haven't tried it yet. At first glance, it seems to me as a route to degradation.

Here it the thing he is talking about:

https://github.com/paralleldrive/sudolang-llm-support

It just feel so lame to me:

For most simple prompts, natural language is better. Use it. But if you need the AI to follow a program, obey constraints, keep track of complex state, or implement complex algorithms, SudoLang can be extremely useful.


So what? We can finally tell AI how to properly render 3 classes fir crud boxing and their methods?

Pathetic.
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Post #154 226
If you work/stress yourself to apathy, obviously you need some help.
But you folks, who can afford or don't trust therapy exists, I know.

So this is for you — if you find yourself in such state, don't be stupid — DO NOTHING.

Literally. As much nothing as possible. No cheap dopamine, no use, no stupid kick-in engine parachute jumps.

Just nothing. Idk lay. Sleep. Walk? Read as silly book as possible.

Let the poor you rest at last.
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Post #152 220
Oh no, no way :)

It is the textbook of courses, not much sense to just read it without joining.

Well then, I will focus on finishing current courses on distributed computation models and then will jump into it ^ fully 🤷‍♂️
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