Scott Gerring

@scottgerring.com

Software & tech enthusiast living in Switzerland, working @ Datadog. Opinions on all sorts of things, some of them reasonable.

First go with the much-hyped anthropic model of the moment ... kinda disappointing? "Add pi to this devcontainer" - adds a nested mount for its config over the top of an existing mount, breaks devcontainer, live patches it to sort of work, rubs its hands together in satisfaction ☠️

as far as coding agents go, pi is amazing. The malleability of the thing. I would _love_ to see a serious IDE built with the same "foundational primitives + easy extensibility" in mind

Had a chuckle, but honestly for folk who haven’t already learnt how to Build Stuff Goodly, this is a bit terrifying - the obligation to use the tools to _go fast_, without ever building a the muscles to properly supervise them

tef@tef.bsky.social · 6mo ago

honestly very funny to see the line "We find that AI use impairs conceptual understanding, code reading, and debugging abilities, without delivering significant efficiency gains on average" in a study paid for by anthropic inc

I switched a bunch of stuff I was running in the #homelab from k3s to plain old docker-compose, and dropped from 20% idle CPU usage to < 4%. CPU now spending about 80% of of its time in C7! I don't _need_ k8s for this stuff, and power is expensive, so ....

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Thrilled to announce chapter 09 of the Rust Lambda book. In this one, we cover all things observability. If you're struggling to really understand your serverless applications, this one's the one for you. @loige.co 👀 #serverless #rust #rustlang rust-lambda.com

Crafting Lambda Functions in Rust - eBook by Luciano Mammino and James Eastham

A practical guide on how to build efficient, sustainable, cost-effective serverless AWS solutions with the Rust programming language.

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James Eastham and my latest video on software dev is up! We try to distill down when it makes sense and when not to microservice, hopefully without alienating too many folks. Have a listen and let us know what you think!

James Eastham@jameseastham.co.uk · 7mo ago

It's a great debate in modern software, do you need microservices? Or will a monolith be enough for what you need. In the latest video in our modern software engineering series @scottgerring.com and me discuss exactly this. youtu.be/zUhrBYH0zyw #softwareengineering #software #development

US State Department abolishing use of "Calibri" in documents because it is quote too diverse end quote is the most absurdly The Onion news I have read this year, and that is saying something