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We’ve received customer reports of workers producing bursts of UNAVAILABLE: No connection established.
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TL;DR # Two Cursor bugs bite when you nest git repos under a gitignored parent and open them in one window: Semantic search returns nothing when the .code-workspace lists the root folder (.) alongside its own nested subfolders.
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A collection of load balancer surprises I’ve encountered.
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A Vagrant-based sandbox for running AI coding agents in full autonomous mode—without risking your host machine.
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The following incident is fictional, but the architecture lessons are real.
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Hatchet is a durable task orchestration platform, built on PostgreSQL.
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I recently reviewed a Go codebase that implemented connection limiting in a TCP proxy.
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If you’re using AI coding agents—and who isn’t these days—you’ve probably noticed each tool wants its own configuration file.
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I found this excellent article by Utkarsh Kanwat: Betting Against Agents.
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I recently gave a talk at an internal Elastic conference about prompt engineering techniques in 2025, accompanied by live demonstrations using Mistral via Ollama, VS Code Copilot, and Windsurf.
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I often change my default browser.
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I came across an interesting article by Mai-Lan Tomsen Bukovec, AWS Vice President of Technology, about a framework for Principal Engineer roles.
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Recently, I encountered a fascinating incident where some API endpoints received unexpected traffic.
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I came across an interesting method called “Chain of Density” that promises to generate increasingly concise and information-rich summaries.
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Paul Graham’s “Founder Mode” Paul Graham’s essay Founder Mode is doing the rounds in social media: In effect there are two different ways to run a company: founder mode and manager mode.
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TIL S3 supports conditional writes Check out the official AWS announcement and the more detailed S3 Conditional requests guide.
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Great book by the star CEO of Snowflake.
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Go binaries are not inherently container-aware, specifically in that they do not account for memory and CPU limits.
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Remember that Java slogan, Write once, run anywhere?
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Bookmarks on salary negotiation: Classic from Patrick McKenzie Salary Negotiation: Make More Money, Be More Valued 101 on offer negotiation from Rishi Taparia Negotiating your startup job offer Other links in no particular order Ten Rules for Negotiating a
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Use cases for Private Link and differences in its implementation across the major Cloud Providers.
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Theory of constraints applied to IT operations.
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How to find out a container responsible for a given open port on a host.
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I’ve created a telegram bot to give me a daily updates to a webpage I was tracking.
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This post has a companion github repo github.com/igor-kupczynski/remote-debug-example – check the repo for a simple example.
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Natural project planning is a project planning method described by David Allen in his bestseller Getting Things Done.
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Updated: 2022-09-29.
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I’ve read Zero to One: Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future by Peter Thiel.
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How to build a great engineering organization — advice from Elastic’s SVP Engineering.
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How to setup Server Name Indication with Traefik.
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How to improve any process.
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In the previous post, we’ve presented an AWS Lambda function to automatically invalidate resources in CloudFront distribution when underlying objects in an S3 bucket change.
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One of the VPNs I connect to sets the DNS server for the link.
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There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things. – Phil Karlton In this post we will focus on cache invalidation.
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Today I’ve rediscovered Fire and Motion blogpost by Joel Spolsky.
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The procedure changed on recent ubuntu compared to what I used to do.
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After a upgrade from 18.04 my external monitor stopped working.
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I’ve got a legacy windows app that I need to run from time to time.
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How to minitor health of SSD drives, case study on my failed Kingston SUV500MS480G.
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Back to Linux after almost 3 year hiatus.
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Fix annoying issues with Zoom and HiDPI on Kubuntu 18.04.
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Notes I’ve took while doing a microbenchmark of some code.
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Classic advice on time management.
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This post describes how to enable Class Data Sharing (CDS) for a java app and what are the benefits of doing so.
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Conference notes.
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I just don’t grok the vi (yet).
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I’ve read 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos by Jordan Peterson.
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Talk about career options for pupils of my old highschool I was asked to do a short talk on the career options in IT for Henryk Sienkiewicz grammar school.
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Some of my coworkers use Eshell inside emacs as their main terminal emulator.
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I’ve recently read Insanely Simple: The Obsession That Drives Apple Success by Ken Segall.