There should be an online course on DNS and networking for people who hate DNS and networking

Guys, I love all of you, but the answer to RFK, Jr. is not that autistic adults hold jobs, pay taxes, and get laid, it's that everyone deserves to live even if they can't work, pay taxes, or get laid.

One of my favorite parts of going from management track back to IC is the ability to take all the chaos that naturally happens when you’re building software, move it aside, and focus on a singular problem in my code. I may be stuck on the overall feature build but I can still fix a bug.

And you can use it in a pre-commit hook!!

I really enjoyed this package. A lot more functionality than OpenAI but not as complicated to use as Langchain.

I will be running a virtual devops for data scientists workshop for #Ukraine on April 3rd. Please join or just donate! sites.google.com/view/dariia-...

Past Rika hates present Rika and is a shitty note taker

{ellmer} is very cool and you should try it. Aaron is cool too.

Super proud of all this work! My small contribution was on Workbench Native App development in Snowflake. Super excited to keep expanding on this new project.

WFH major mistake. Just ate 3 tacos, chocolate cake, and a popsicle for lunch. I’m running a training talk in 5 minutes. Pray for my digestion folks

Searches in browser tab journey: pytest-> bdd -> cucumber style -> gherkin language -> pickling cucumbers

I’ve had a weird career. I’ve taught devops courses, worked on machine learning systems, and debugged Linux machines. Now in software eng land I toggle between comfort with super complex ideas and not knowing basics workflows. Still my biggest shame is using light mode. And liking it.

Proud to be part of this group in my first starter pack!

I could take 3 minutes to create a virtual env and install all my modules and make sure variables are correctly loaded. Or I could yolo a .py script in a random folder I’ll never find again and get angry when nothing works. So many choices

In my short stint developing software it feels like most problems fall into one of the following 3 buckets: 1. Reproducibility in code and environments is hard 2. Writing good abstractions is hard 3. Managing dependencies is hard

I’m not ready for this

I used to be scared of learning git when I did pure data science. Silly me. Git is fine. I should’ve been scared of learning auth. What a ball of string

Loved data Twitter of yesterday so happy to be here. I’m a data scientist turned solutions engineer and just recently stepped into a new platform engineering role. Join me on my learning journey as I attempt to dive into all these…