data, code and conversation

I’ve been running across this article all over Reddit for the past couple of days.

When Amazon ECS was first released back in April 2015, it left a lot to be desired: tasks and services could only be run on a cluster you managed, clusters had limited support for limited support for autoscaling and spot instances, and so on.

At work I finally got around to doing a project I’ve been wanting to do for a long time: analyze the sharing behavior of a year’s worth of content at Mashable.

There are a whole lot of strong opinions about ORM floating around the internet and elsewhere.

Code should be simple.

Eventually, every programmer blogs about how to become a better programmer.

In another post, I claimed that software can’t be written with no bugs at all.

Ask 100 CEOs of software companies if they want to ship software with bugs.