Put up or shut up

I use it every day

Elixir has a lot going for it especially for AI assistants. It’s probably easier to find something in that niche in the US than it is to compete with tens of thousands seeking typical roles in JS and Python

from the start—schema, indexing, retention, sampling, replayability—you end up with either a toy system that can’t answer the questions you care about, or an unusable firehose of logs that are technically stored but practically worthless.

simple questions like “why did the model say this?” or “what changed when we updated that prompt?”. If you don’t design it carefully

For anything beyond trivial usage, especially long-running conversations or multi-step workflows, this quickly turns into a serious data engineering problem: huge volumes, high cardinality, nested structures, and a bunch of different joins just to answer..

He can look forward to his stimulus check, paying half of it on taxes, and working for someone who hasn’t replaced most of the jobs with AI.

I have this Polaroid

Adding events to a CRUD application has been useful to the business. The growth team doesn’t care or even know about the religions. You don’t have to use Ash Events with Ash but it’s enough for simple things. If you’re dealing with a CRUD adhering team which is 99%, hybrid is the only way forward.

Just like a real coworker