Phani @gsphanikumar

Mountain View, CA Joined November 2007

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Santiago @svpino

4 months ago

Literally everyone is freaking out over Codex like they didn’t do the exact same thing for Devin, Cursor, DeepSeek, and every GPT drop since 2.0. The hype cycle resets every 3 weeks, and we all start everything all over again. This is what we'll see over the next few days: •…

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Sunit Singh @surdattack

8 months ago

1/ Hello everyone, I’m looking recruit an intern to work with me. I have very clear expectations so carefully read what I am looking for before applying. If we’ve worked together in the past, please spread the word and help me find the right person. 🙏🏽 Let’s begin: 👇

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Anand Raghavan @anandraghavan

11 months ago

So excited to be publicly launching @HealthEx_io in a week along with Priyanka and our founding team! We'll be at #Civitas2024 (Detroit), JPM Healthcare Advisory Council (NYC), and hosting a launch party at #HLTHUSA in Vegas on 10/21! Come talk to us and get an early preview!

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healthex @HealthEx_io

11 months ago

The countdown is on. Don't miss out: HealthEx is publicly launching at #HLTH in 7 days! RSVP at healthex.io/HLTH

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The Culturist @the_culturist_

a year ago

Does inflation lead to civilizational collapse? Well, in the 3rd century, the Roman Empire began to buckle under the weight of state spending. It frantically "printed" money until things went horribly wrong... (thread) 🧵

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Phani @gsphanikumar

4 years ago

Excellent guide but also visually shows why you don’t need K8s in most cases.

Wassim Chegham @manekinekko

4 years ago

Excellent guide but also visually shows why you don’t need K8s in most cases.

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Shreyas Doshi @shreyas

4 years ago

Often as a company grows, the intersection of work that makes a singular impact on the business and the work for which people get recognized (via ratings, compensation) shrinks. This gets frustrating for people with an ownership mindset, the very people who are worth retaining.

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Paras Chopra @paraschopra

5 years ago

How 💸 money works. (a massive, 100-part thread)

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Shreyas Doshi @shreyas

5 years ago

Which one of these points has the lowest probability of being discussed in a corporate meeting? A) We have bad processes B) We have incompetent teams C) We have too many priorities D) We have too few people E) We make poor decisions F) We have fierce competition Like a tweet👇🏾

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Suhail @Suhail

6 years ago

Shoutout to all the doctors going in tomorrow, next week, and the week after that... You're all my god damn heroes in the face of uncertainty, personal safety, and future tough decisions. I can't even imagine.

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Dave Michels @DaveMichels

6 years ago

Video Conferencing Usage During the Coronavirus Outbreak | BlueJeans Blog dlvr.it/RS0r67

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Megan Quinn @msquinn

6 years ago

People will say Clay’s best book was his most famous one — but it wasn’t. It was “How Will You Measure Your Life” — a riff on his closing lecture each semester at HBS. It’s far more important. Here are his lecture notes: hbr.org/2010/07/how-wi…

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Tyler Treat @tyler_treat

6 years ago

Microservice Observability, Part 2: Evolutionary Patterns for Solving Observability Problems - bravenewgeek.com/microservice-o…

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TiDB, powered by PingCAP @PingCAP

6 years ago

Want to learn to love @rustlang and @golang as much as we do? Check out our new training courses focusing on these languages applied to distributed systems! pingcap.com/blog/distribut…

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Computer Science @CompSciFact

6 years ago

'The hardest problem in computer science is not being an opinionated jerk about everything.' -- @NTakayama

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Cindy Sridharan @copyconstruct

7 years ago

My post on the best tech talks from 2018 is nearly done. Let's see if I can wrap it up once I return from dinner this evening. Two talks that made the list were from the awesome folks at AWS. The SHOCK principle and the PID loop, in particular, definitely deserve a shoutout.

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Tyler Treat @tyler_treat

7 years ago

Did a write-up on the "observability pipeline" and how we like to approach microservice observability at @real_kinetic: bravenewgeek.com/the-observabil…

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Colm MacCárthaigh @colmmacc

7 years ago

Have you ever needed to generate a random number in code? whether it's for rolling a dice, or shuffling a set, this tweet thread is here for you! There's no reason that it should be easy or obvious, very experienced programmers repeat common mistakes. I did, before I learned ...