Озвучьтека 1 сервис который вы хотите увековечить и 1 который хотите сжечь мировым пламенем революции.

Github & Quora соотв у меня.

ахахаха, но апи у Stripe здоровенный https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/stripe/stripe-go/v72

спасибо

upd: я не подписан даж, но Twitter всегда радует

Вывод напрашивается сам - если технология выходит еа рынок раньше других, то и умирать ей долго. Мне кажется есть закон на эту тему, что-то с Англией связано. А еще наверное имеет значения, что она простая. Простая ж?

A day in the life of a professional software engineer

If you’re a graduate interviewing for a software job and wondering what a typical day is like, here’s some notes from what I did last Tuesday. It was a pretty typical day.

First, as soon as I got to work I realized the night shift had set the linked list up backwards. Doh! I quickly went to the whiteboard to figure out how to reverse it. This won’t be a problem much longer as our team is switching to a double-ended linked list soon. We’re presenting to management about it next week.

I grabbed the first task from my work queue: One of our customers has a long string, and they need to find whether a smaller string is contained within it. This is our bread-and-butter as software engineers. I quickly coded up a Rabin-Karp search with a rolling hash, and had the answer for them by 10am.

Coffee, then task two: The QA team rejected the sort implementation I did last week. I’d written a basic Bubble Sort, and QA wanted to beat O(n2) for the average case. No problem, I switched to a Merge Sort and was done by lunchtime.

That reminded me that I hadn’t finished my Big O calculations for the design review later this week, so that was my first task after lunch. Junior engineers only do the ‘n’ part, but as a senior I do the constant as well. I have three more functions to calculate.

Greg, my colleague came over, he needed help balancing his tree. He’s using a Red-Black; those are tricky. After a quick consult with Dave our lead engineer, I helped Greg switch his design to an AVL. He has a lookup-intensive use case, so it’s a better match.

And that’s it, I headed for the bus station and home. But wait, my day wasn’t over! The bus driver’s watch was broken, and he needed to time 15 minutes. Luckily I had with me two ropes of varying density, both of which burn for exactly one hour…

https://www.darkcoding.net/software/a-day-in-the-life-of-a-professional-software-engineer/

Все эти(и не эти) посты всегда заставляют вспомнить эти слова:

Everything has been said before; but since nobody listens, we must always start again.
(с) André Gide

Просто что тема алгоритмов/фаанг/литкод/нытья избита в пыль. Но останавливаться мы ж не будем)) но пост правда смешной, шо уж там.

Хотя не только. Любимого Паскаля упомяну уже на более глобальные проблемы:

All of humanity’s problems come from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.
(c) Blaise Pascal

Огонь чтиво (с) @experimentalchill :)

Сложная штука, но затягивающая

https://flattsecurity.medium.com/cve-2021-20226-a-reference-counting-bug-which-leads-to-local-privilege-escalation-in-io-uring-e946bd69177a

PS не знал про такой сервис для чтения кода ядра и не только по версиям https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/v5.6.19/source/fs/file.c

Хехе

Вот за такие статьи я обожаю The Verge - краткий таймлайн попыток Google сделать свой популярный мессенжер. Почитайте, поймете почему я так улыбаюсь каждый раз, когда гугл пишет что-то про свои системы обмена сообщениями https://www.theverge.com/2021/6/21/22538240/google-chat-allo-hangouts-talk-messaging-mess-timeline

Правда же :( https://xn--r1a.website/vhlebets/114

У Go теперь есть своя страничка 📄 на Stack Overflow 🥳

https://blog.golang.org/stackoverflow

Как убить сотни стартапов одним бета-релизом.

Все, Jira-клоны вокруг Github уже не нужны будут. Да еще и CLI, и мобайл работают лол.

https://github.com/features/issues

In my years at Google and AWS, we had outages and failures, but very very few of them were due to anything as simple as a software bug. Botched deployments, throttling misconfigurations, cert problems (OMG cert problems), DNS hiccups, an intern doing a load test with a Python script, malfunctioning canaries, there are lots of branches in that trail of tears. But usually not just a bug. I can’t remember when precisely I became infected, but I can testify: Once you are, you’re never going to be comfortable in the presence of untested code.

https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/202x/2021/05/15/Testing-in-2021

Today, as new services continue to appear and the AWS customer base continues to climb, this function now handles more than 400 million API calls per second worldwide.

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/happy-10th-birthday-aws-identity-and-access-management/