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'you don't know what they mean / they know what they mean'
agree that it's one of the best
I don't understand this super well, but could not get keepalives to cross the LB boundary w/ GCP
there should be a word for this process of making components efficiently work together, like 'optimization' for example
the point that a unit of code is a thing that is maintained, rather than a thing that is generated once, is where codegen has always lost me
(both AI codegen and ruby-on-rails boilerplate generators)
iterative improvement, including factoring useful things out to standard libraries, is where it's at
normalize the 40+ age check
> Notably, the ingredients do not include “midnight beetle powder,” which the long video pitching Prolong Power explains is the secret ingredient that gave the church bats their magnificent erections.
very fair critique
'rest' isn't anything (complementary)
> Cognitive load in familiar projects -- If you've internalized the mental models of the project into your long-term memory, you won't experience a high cognitive load.
^ imo using third-party libraries checks both of these boxes because 1) a fresh-to-project developer with general experience may already know the 3rd party lib, and 2) third party libraries compete in the ecosystem and the easiest ones win
(my experience with managed kubernetes)
and all the technical sophistication is getting around the fact that java was a piece of garbage in like 2008
scheme is the true legalese