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mrbuzzinfrogon Costa Rica declares national emergency after Conti ransomware attacks

Probably the biggest hack to public/state infrastructure in Costa Rican history.

mrbuzzinfrogon Using TODO For Everything

IMO these are anti-patterns that makes code smelly.

A practice I like to follow is to document "hacks" and create tickets for TODO items. In my experience, this has scaled better with the growth of the team and also allows for knowledge sharing and brainstorming when planning.

For TODO items I used the "eisenhower matrix" to decide if I should create a ticket for it or not. Where TODO items that are not "urgent" nor "important" are simply ignored until they reemerge again.

There are few phrases that I like to mention when I see devs add TODO comments:

- if in doubt leave it out

- every line of code is a potential liability that needs to be maintain and tested

- in the future requirements may be different or no longer relevant

mrbuzzinfrogon DHL B752 at San Jose on Apr 7 2022 hydraulic failure results in runway excursion

San Jose, Costa Rica

mrbuzzinfrogon Data Distribution Shifts and Monitoring

A very important topic. Specially if you are into MLOps!

If your product is mainly powered by AI, and you found "AI-product-fit", then this topic should be something you bring up to the AI team tomorrow or to the infra team.

AI models are powerful yet sensitive, and how new samples (out-of-dist) could affect them is hard to anticipate.

The other day I came across https://www.raymon.ai/, "Observability for AI systems ". I'vent tried Raymon yet, but looks promising.

mrbuzzinfrogon Building API Docs

Isn't Enunciate only compatible for Java? I like that readme.com uses OpenAPI.

Any other alternatives to readme.com that look promising?

mrbuzzinfrogon GitHub Actions by Example

It's pretty terrible if you compare it to CircleCI or GitLab from 4 years ago. I'm a big fan of GitLab, seems like the only company pushing things forward in an _elegant matter_, used it heavily in the startup world. Using GitHub again these days. I cry every time I need to do GHA stuff. Current setup of Github + CircleCI is miles more elegant as it was 6 years ago.