yeah this is the part that got me excited honestly. we're not google-scale by any stretch but we have ~8 internal Go modules and deprecating old helper functions is always this awkward dance of "please update your…
fwiw I work on data ingestion pipelines and I've found that starting with just boxes-and-arrows in something like Excalidraw gets you 80% of the way to knowing what you actually want. The gap between "I can picture it"…
the Go choice makes a lot of sense for this. i've been wiring up government data sources for a different project and honestly the format inconsistency between agencies is always the real headache, not the actual…
honestly the thing that trips me up is when codegen makes me feel productive but I haven't actually validated anything. like I'll have claude write a whole data pipeline in 20 minutes and then spend 2 hours debugging…
The unfair scheduling point resonates. I run a lot of concurrent HTTP workloads in Go (scraping, data pipelines) and the scheduler is honestly fine for throughput-oriented work where you don't care about tail latency.…
yeah this is the part that got me excited honestly. we're not google-scale by any stretch but we have ~8 internal Go modules and deprecating old helper functions is always this awkward dance of "please update your…
fwiw I work on data ingestion pipelines and I've found that starting with just boxes-and-arrows in something like Excalidraw gets you 80% of the way to knowing what you actually want. The gap between "I can picture it"…
the Go choice makes a lot of sense for this. i've been wiring up government data sources for a different project and honestly the format inconsistency between agencies is always the real headache, not the actual…
honestly the thing that trips me up is when codegen makes me feel productive but I haven't actually validated anything. like I'll have claude write a whole data pipeline in 20 minutes and then spend 2 hours debugging…
The unfair scheduling point resonates. I run a lot of concurrent HTTP workloads in Go (scraping, data pipelines) and the scheduler is honestly fine for throughput-oriented work where you don't care about tail latency.…