Reinaldy
@reinaldyrafli.com
Yeah you probably have seen me from somewhere else. Probably from GitHub (https://github.com/aldy505).
Oh, I also have a tech blog if you're interested about it: https://blog.reinaldyrafli.com
Oh, I also have a tech blog if you're interested about it: https://blog.reinaldyrafli.com
Then, I've collected a bunch of items, I took this photo at the end of April, I bought some other stuff after that.
June 22, 2025 at 3:12 AM
Then, I've collected a bunch of items, I took this photo at the end of April, I bought some other stuff after that.
Yes! I'm driving some of the big changes there. It is the biggest release for a while, and the most troublesome one😅 github.com/getsentry/se...
Release 25.6.0 · getsentry/self-hosted
New Updates
Self-hosted Sentry now supports ARM64 on Linux, so there's no need to run on forks anymore. The install.sh script should run smoothly on ARM64 machines. Feel free to give feedback on ...
github.com
June 19, 2025 at 10:50 AM
Yes! I'm driving some of the big changes there. It is the biggest release for a while, and the most troublesome one😅 github.com/getsentry/se...
At first I thought AGENTS.md is a universal file that most agents can read, boy how wrong I am. I have no idea what made those agents requires a specific file name instead of a ubiquitous one, what are the implications of doing so.
June 12, 2025 at 4:25 AM
At first I thought AGENTS.md is a universal file that most agents can read, boy how wrong I am. I have no idea what made those agents requires a specific file name instead of a ubiquitous one, what are the implications of doing so.
Wouldn't it be nice if there were only one ubiquitous file name (or directory) that all AI coding agents can refer to, instead of creating a bunch of files that contains the exact same data for different agents within one repository?
June 12, 2025 at 4:25 AM
Wouldn't it be nice if there were only one ubiquitous file name (or directory) that all AI coding agents can refer to, instead of creating a bunch of files that contains the exact same data for different agents within one repository?
The way I see it, they can achieve Observability 2.0 faster this way. They might as well create a middleware as an aggregation pipeline to grab metrics from the wide-structured logs. Then brand themself as one of the first company that implements Observability 2.0 at low cost.
May 26, 2025 at 8:03 AM
The way I see it, they can achieve Observability 2.0 faster this way. They might as well create a middleware as an aggregation pipeline to grab metrics from the wide-structured logs. Then brand themself as one of the first company that implements Observability 2.0 at low cost.