Year: 2021

1/ The term “AIOps” really refers to infra/app monitoring supported by ML for things like anomaly detection and root-cause analysis. It’s a real shame because it implies that #AI can only help ITOps in the monitoring space. It’s not true, and a self-imposed artificial constraint.

GitHub/GitLab: code showcase
@Replit: running code showcase

I highly recommend reading the announcement:
Replit Apps https://t.co/BfYJN0excZ

If you have time to read only one blog post this week, read this one. Full of difficult questions worth asking. >

Selling hours https://t.co/qsvLxYQ0EC https://t.co/iGb9TxjSIb

This might be one of the most favourites quotes ever. https://t.co/hzItaRtItG

No pressure on iOS 15 >

Benchmarks show M1 iPad Pro offers 50% speed boost, outperforms high-end MacBook Pro https://t.co/30UNSMimqt

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on May 11, 2021

Thankfully, we have @garyolliffe.

I dare you to explain in a language that even a child can understand (or an analogy) the *difference* between these:

– Message Queue
– Message Bus
– Message Broker
– Event Bus
– Event Broker
– Notification System

Tomes have been written and nobody managed to explain it simply.

Imagine when they’ll allow game creators to build non-blocky characters like the ones in the picture (which is not yet possible, AFAIK) thanks to @loom_ai tech >

@Roblox hits Q1 bookings of $652.3 million, up 161%, in first report as public company https://t.co/OSXz3BUjws https://t.co/JFJLwIOmjl

Business models built around content curation is something I know well. I never thought about talent scouting as the next logical step after curation. Intriguing. >

With new owner Naver, Wattpad looks to supercharge its user-generated IP factory https://t.co/kDu8sPRl9c