My stash

For almost three years I am curious about tracking errors in my daily work, there are lot of tools like Data dog, Splunk, Dynatrace etc... available as observability tools. it would have been easy to use those, rather I though why not build one. There is an advantage for projects that are small to rely on tools that are built around them. Standards set by industries are important, what if certain configuration don't align with general market standards. I think some developers agree with this approach. The idea of tracking error is not new, but the way we categorise them is unique to different environments. the nature of these categories depends on infrastructure used, network topology, development strategy. A tool designed to handle them all might be bit over engineered for the purpose, because I think the value it creates by reducing our efforts in identifying problems is not more valuable than the product itself. Again this is my opinion on projects that are small but needs quali...

  What is it?     Artificial intelligence has come a long way. They can now imitate human responses. chat GPT has now greatly impacted post-covid society which is still recovering from it. From the seminal paper of Alan Turing's " Computing Machinery and Intelligence" to enjoying mindful conversations with a chatbot this is where we need to ask is it required? yes, chasing the low-cost efficient lifestyle; we may say we need it. the hidden meaning is by how much. we already use a lot of technological miracles. They are considered home appliances these days, these home appliances have more computing power than the spacecraft that took humans to the moon. So the next question is......  Why is it? We don't need the technology for our survival. during the cold war, we created weapons that can destroy places that we didn't even want to destroy. most of the geopolitical escalations have been de-escalated because two nations with nuclear power were involved. So what are ...