Uldis @uldiscode

I build live streaming systems that scale to millions whilst saving on traffic. From custom setups and builds to cost-cutting consultation. tidycal.com/uldismegnis/di… Discovery call ➡️ Joined January 2010

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Uldis @uldiscode

4 weeks ago

#Erlang and #Elixir are both excellent choices for managing traffic flow and resources for distributed video infrastructure.

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4 weeks ago

With the internet's pollution of a growing amount of AI generated content. More live streaming is coming.

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Uldis @uldiscode

a month ago

Ship Small, Ship Daily. #devlife

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Uldis @uldiscode

a month ago

If you are building anything serious, double down on systems observability. It makes money and saves effort. win-win

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Uldis @uldiscode

4 months ago

Learn ↪️Form hypothesis ↪️Test ↪️Measure 🔁 Repeat . . . . . . Succeed

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Uldis @uldiscode

4 months ago

📈 Smart Engineering 101: Turn production bugs into lasting improvements When you encounter an issue in production, don't just fix and forget. Add a TEST that would have caught it. Your codebase and product grow stronger with every challenge it overcomes.

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Kai Fall @kai_fall

8 months ago

>co-creator of Unix >creator of B (precursor to C) >co-creator of Go >creator of the first shell >creator of the first text editor (ed) >creator of grep >co-creator of UTF-8 >creator of Plan9 >creator of the first chess engine (Belle) >creator of the first chess endgame…

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Uldis @uldiscode

9 months ago

We should return to computing on our own computers as we used to - a real distribution and decentralization.

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Uldis @uldiscode

9 months ago

Modern irony: We buy powerful hardware (laptops, smartphones) that sits idle 90% of the time; Yet spend hundreds monthly on SaaS tools for a fraction of tasks our devices could handle themselves. 🤔

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Uldis @uldiscode

9 months ago

It takes close to a decade to build up a technical mind.

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Uldis @uldiscode

10 months ago

Many new devs are afraid to touch C language. Our computer systems are built on that technology. To understand computers and operating systems better, we should open a text editor and start writing some C code. #programming

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Uldis @uldiscode

10 months ago

The simplest way to start programming is to create something for yourself. Learn new things, fix issues, and solve your problems with your own tools.

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Uldis @uldiscode

10 months ago

Sometimes, the best way to solve a challenging technical problem is by taking a walk.

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Uldis @uldiscode

10 months ago

For a hustle-free tech project, one needs to prioritize: • Tests; • Observability; • Shiping fast and easy, aka pipelines; • Simply extendable and changeable code; No shortcuts.