Kyle Galloway

Easy follow. Your writing fits in the perfect "middle spot" of my learning. Where I know how LLMs work at a very high level and have a good basis in CS/Math, but cannot actually build, debug, or deeply understand a complex LLM (more than just a very basic layers). Thank you!

City has the perfect bald fraud. Only enough room for 1 in Manchester lol.

My brother in premier league viewing, it is September! I can only hope they finish 16th, not bet on it, yet ;) -- Sincerely, A Citizen

Fantastic thread!

This is one of the most beautiful things I have witnessed, the craft here is impeccable.

Xtreme Go Horse methodology in the later :)

“Oh, you think architects don’t do any work and measure your productivity by lines of code? Good luck with that”

"so you have a 1M line codebase, eh?"
"yeah that'll cost a minimum of $1M per year to hire people to actually clean up and maintain"

If you understand what software engineering as a career actually entails (lots of people and organizational problems, understanding legacy code and tradeoffs) you are at a career advantage over those who understand the job as just producing code.

Those jobs could be replaced. But that ain’t the job

Text from a teen: are developers/computer science majors gonan be replaced with ai? Reply from their parent: First of all, stay off cscareerquestions

The day comes for every parent when they have to have The Talk

Traditional fan art in watercolor and colored pencil. It’s an illustration showing the Pokémon Ampharos, with a little Togepi in its arms, standing among bushes full of yellow flowers. A small house, trees and electrical poles can be seen in the background, with Mt. Fuji faintly hovering over them in the distance.

A secret haven. 🌼

#art #pokemon #pokemonart #watercolor

My 3 y/o has been stuck on it for since it came out and you know what... 6 weeks in and it still slaps.

Worded poorly on my part. 2nd night of storms. Last night was also stormy.

Of that I have no doubt. Each release has neat new stuff that I'm sure I'll get to leverage 6-18 months after it is released lol.

A skeet from Ian Coldwater showing incoming Thunderstorms and captioned "don't like that" is just above a skeet from Kubernetes with a link to a v1.34 Sneak Peak

Not sure if this is commentary on K8s 1.34 or fear for our 2nd round of storms tonight.... :)

A drawing of a triceratops standing among sunflowers. The caption reads, "I don't need to try to fix everything today, I can just change one thing and see how that goes."

And let's not talk about network engineers: there's no way it's DNS, DNS has been triple-checked, and it turns out it's still DNS (or TTL)

I comment a semi decent amount about trans rights and I love trans people but I (at least I hope I do) have that same feeling about any under represented group. Whether it’s someone in the LGBTQIA+ community or POC or any combination. We are all human. We all deserve human rights. Period.

Neat! I'll have to drive around sometime. I'm more used to them being a feature in almost every yard/green area, even small ones.

You guys have lightning bugs up here! I'll have to find a better place to find them... Apparently they aren't in (almost) every grassy area like I'm used to.

I have a preference for the Etihad ;) but good to know!

I just moved here... Too early to know, but I keep finding more anecdotal evidence that this is true.

You're correct. If it has already failed catastrophically, that is a good sign that it is load-bearing. I will point back to the original point that @kat.lol made excellently, though. Companies should be doing risk analysis when they rely on external, load-bearing projects.

At what point does a small side project grow into a load-bearing component? (general question; I'm not familiar with this specific project) If it was that important, where was the financial and/or community backing of the project?

"Was it really this dumb in 2003" guys they renamed french fries

CDN means C deez nuts

Forget Elf on a Shelf! Introducing a Cracker with a Weedwacker!

Excited to read this in the AM with the coworker that sent me the original XGH article.

The future of AI-driven development isn’t Agile. It’s XGH. The eXtremeGoHorse method perfectly complements the strengths of AI-powered dev tools. Introducing XGH+AI.

A lot has changed since 2018, so I've updated it.

22 Axioms of the eXtreme Go Horse Methodology (XGH) I think, therefore it’s not eXtreme Go Horse.

Open the hood and you'll see this same scrum masters actually embrace an XGH methodology. (For the uninitiated, medium.com/@dekaah/22-a...) ;)