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After that he began waking up in the morning with a transparent jelly like a tadpole’s tail all over his mouth.

Note: I wrote this blog post for work.

The other day, a recent post here made it to the front page of Hacker News: I don’t know if that still counts as a huge amount of traffic, but there was definitely a spike: (All the graphs in here are over the same 24 hour period).

The conversion happened a while ago, but I haven’t gotten around to mentioning it until now.

Multiple times over my career, I’ve ended up writing a post similar to this on various internal blogs/wikis.

Reddit seems to be circling the drain right now so I’ve been going through my comment history there and archiving the ones that seem worth preserving.

Note: This is not an original idea from me.

I thought I’d share my “simple” recipe for building reliable applications.

I have a couple old related blog posts here: Continuously Deploying Django with Docker (2015) and Continuously Deploying Django with GitHub Actions (2019).

One of my favorite all-purpose engineering tools (maybe it’s more accurate to call it a “technique”, but I’m going to stick with “tool” here) is the ratchet.