well this did just happen to me. laid off while taking care of my father in laws estate and my personal belongings were thrown away. 7 years at the company as an EM ftr.
- Acquiring digital property and media brand from Google
- Site speed optimization leading to 20% increase in MAU
- Modeling Fortune 50 network via 1TB Spark cluster
About: I have experience running software teams and designing systems oriented around the Go programming language. Recently have been interested in applied machine learning and have been working on a project that brings the state of the art BERT NLP model to the Go programming language. I take pride in pragmatic technical leadership and project management.
Seeking: System design consultation in cloud native environments such as Kubernetes, Tech lead or Golang project contributor
I take mine over the Williamsburg bridge (3-4% grade) to work every day. I can generally get two commutes on one battery charge, but the speed degrades with lower battery levels so I try to keep charged. If you're on lower battery over a hill, kick-pushing a bit helps a lot.
We've been using gRPC for a new web project and it has been a good experience so far. The codegen in JS is pretty verbose and can have touch ergonomics, but not the end of the world. We haven't ran into troubles with the type system, but we leverage OneOf's and Views a decent amount. The thing we don't have a great solution for right now is how to fetch referenced types efficiently (eg. stream of posts with users referenced by a foreign key), but we're not tackling that until performance of the resource fetches becomes a problem and evaluating whether to cache values client side or design a solution at the API layer.