Some Weather Statistics
I know some of these statistics are out there on the internet, but searching for them takes time (even in a world with LLMs), so compiling them here.
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I know some of these statistics are out there on the internet, but searching for them takes time (even in a world with LLMs), so compiling them here.
Just a quick list of thoughts I have about system stability.
I know many of these statistics are out there on the internet, but searching for them takes time, so this post collects a bunch of them in one place.
Regression toward the mean is a statistical phenomena that, once you notice it, you cannot help but notice how surprisingly ubiquitous it is.
AWS Lambda is a cost efficient and robust compute service, but comes with (sometimes painful) limitations.
An overly simple model of success might be: Opportunities present themselves according to some distribution , with the payout from an opportunity largely a function of the...
It seems likely that the world would be a marginally better place if people and organisations abandoned underperforming projects more often.
Recently, I wanted to access some data stored in a public google cloud storage (GCS) bucket.
Something that seems to hold true across all organisation sizes is that (at least a sizeable subset of) software developers are opinionated (with perhaps the number of opinionated...
I wasn't going to bother writing this up (as I hoped the documentation had improved), but it's surprisingly difficult to get the non-burstable network bandwidth for an EC2...
Note: This post describes my previous Hugo-based site setup.
Imagine you encounter a random production service, how long should you expect it to remain production?
Note: This post describes my previous Hugo-based site setup.
Note: This post describes my previous Hugo-based site setup.