Your theory might work in westernized countries but this trend is global according to the article, certain countries enforce more traditional values for men and women and those countries are also seeing a decline.

I actually quite liked Radar, the focus on Radar hygiene, finding cause-bys, diagnosis, discussion comments and attached sysdiagnose reports were quite helpful compared to previous companies I worked at.

But you are right there were moments in my time there where just by looking at the build configuration I could rule out an issue immediately

Your application may crash due to:

- hangs / spins - memory corruption - programmer error / faulty logic (think loooping infinitely) - thermals / memory usage

Let launchd handle restarting your application by allowing the user a “Relaunch” button

[0] abort() [1] curry call site [2] partial closure 1 [3] partial closure 2 [4] partial closure 3 [5] partial closure 4 [6] [7] partial closure 5 [8] partial closure 6

Compare this to something isn’t using currying:

[0] abort() [1] call-site 1 [2] call-site 2 [3] call-site 3

Dealt with this enough at a previous company I’m glad on my team at FAANG people are reasonable and don’t just shoehorn functional paradigms unnecessarily

I fully switched to iOS due to unprofessionalism from Google. IMO Apple does a far better job of QA and backwards compatibility story than Android.

I can say this for sure since I’ve worked at both companies after being a consultant for both Android & iOS.

During the first year of COVID in San Francisco I had a date with a girl who I found completely annoying, she was rude to the waiting staff and insisted on finding “sugar daddy.” I couldn’t believe I was listening to the delusional beliefs this woman had, especially regarding she lied to me about her career after I sat down with her.

I told her exactly how I felt about her and that she really needs to fix her attitude towards people and men, and that I’m done with the date. I left, and never contacted her again.

Coincidentally the next day my tinder account got flagged and banned. I knew it was something to do with her and she was spiteful (though I couldn’t prove it), but the timing was impeccable. Someone had filed a report against me and the automation system at Tinder wouldn’t allow me to speak to anyone.

I couldn’t find a partner and every bar / club / restaurant / location in the city was closed for MONTHS! Tinder was literally exiling me to my room and closing off dating matches (I realize there are other apps but the pool is huge on tinder and I always found the most matches there and best outcomes for my lifestyle).

I think this should be against some policy or something. If folks just understood the isolation I felt those months, going from meeting women every week to 0 was very bad on my mental state.

1. Why use Postgres distributed cluster vs say an incremental store that supports real time data like Materialize? A streaming database sounds like the right use case for your requirements no? Under 1 min real time latency? Is Postgres distributed able to do it efficiently? (Never tried Postgres dist.)

2. Why use typescript at all? Pick a language that actually enforces class validation and enforces type validation baked into the language itself (like Rust or Go)? Sounds like programmer error is root cause of issue that should be looked into as a mitigation step (add real class validation at the minimum)

3. Regarding audit tables, are you also keeping audit tables for user and events tables too? That would seem… excessive and now duplicated data (especially billions of rows). Doesn’t the database come with audit tables baked into it?