Fer Vilas
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“Deliver as fast as possible does not simply mean increasing the pace of work but rather optimizing the flow of value” 💯
New post from the Lean Software development series. Deliver as Fast as Possible
www.eferro.net/2025/03/lean...
Repost are welcome! 🙏
#Lean #LeanSoftwareDevelopment #xp #agile #ContinuousDelivery
www.eferro.net/2025/03/lean...
Repost are welcome! 🙏
#Lean #LeanSoftwareDevelopment #xp #agile #ContinuousDelivery
Lean Software Development: Deliver as Fast as Possible
One of the fundamental principles of Lean Software Development is to deliver value as quickly as possible. However, this does not simply mea...
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March 9, 2025 at 11:13 AM
“Deliver as fast as possible does not simply mean increasing the pace of work but rather optimizing the flow of value” 💯
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Code is liability. Less code = less problems. Delete unused features! #simplicity
March 3, 2025 at 10:59 AM
Code is liability. Less code = less problems. Delete unused features! #simplicity
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Every Black Friday Shopify shows how "boring" technology can be scaled just fine.
This year they did 45M queries/sec with MySQL and somewhere around 1.3M request/sec on Rails.
If a tech company has enough business to need to scale: it can scale with whatever boring tech it uses
This year they did 45M queries/sec with MySQL and somewhere around 1.3M request/sec on Rails.
If a tech company has enough business to need to scale: it can scale with whatever boring tech it uses
December 17, 2024 at 1:09 PM
Every Black Friday Shopify shows how "boring" technology can be scaled just fine.
This year they did 45M queries/sec with MySQL and somewhere around 1.3M request/sec on Rails.
If a tech company has enough business to need to scale: it can scale with whatever boring tech it uses
This year they did 45M queries/sec with MySQL and somewhere around 1.3M request/sec on Rails.
If a tech company has enough business to need to scale: it can scale with whatever boring tech it uses
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A topísimo con la idea de incluir la observabilidad como parte fundamental de las aplicaciones. Si incluirlo en la pirámide de testing hace que se popularice y se cuide más de este tipo de aspectos. Palante.
¿Qué opináis de esta versión de la pirámide de test?
¿Qué opináis de esta versión de la pirámide de test?
November 29, 2024 at 9:14 AM
A topísimo con la idea de incluir la observabilidad como parte fundamental de las aplicaciones. Si incluirlo en la pirámide de testing hace que se popularice y se cuide más de este tipo de aspectos. Palante.
¿Qué opináis de esta versión de la pirámide de test?
¿Qué opináis de esta versión de la pirámide de test?
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RAG (Retrieval-augmented generation) es una de las técnicas más comunes cuando estamos integrando IA.
Básicamente, es una forma de añadir contexto en nuestros prompts.
Cuando estás haciendo una consulta a ChatGPT y éste busca por detrás en Google (o Bing), está haciendo RAG.
Sigue ↓
Básicamente, es una forma de añadir contexto en nuestros prompts.
Cuando estás haciendo una consulta a ChatGPT y éste busca por detrás en Google (o Bing), está haciendo RAG.
Sigue ↓
November 26, 2024 at 10:46 AM
RAG (Retrieval-augmented generation) es una de las técnicas más comunes cuando estamos integrando IA.
Básicamente, es una forma de añadir contexto en nuestros prompts.
Cuando estás haciendo una consulta a ChatGPT y éste busca por detrás en Google (o Bing), está haciendo RAG.
Sigue ↓
Básicamente, es una forma de añadir contexto en nuestros prompts.
Cuando estás haciendo una consulta a ChatGPT y éste busca por detrás en Google (o Bing), está haciendo RAG.
Sigue ↓
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This is pretty cool. Use your GitHub account as bsky handle while you verify it’s yours.
Developers, do you want to verify yourself here but don't have a personal domain? You can use your GitHub account! 🦋🐱
I temporarily renamed myself to @nicolo-ribaudo.github.io :)
I temporarily renamed myself to @nicolo-ribaudo.github.io :)
November 23, 2024 at 5:18 PM
This is pretty cool. Use your GitHub account as bsky handle while you verify it’s yours.