Daily Reading List – June 19, 2024 (#343)

Today was an off day for the Juneteenth holiday and the celebration of freedom here in the States. I caught up on some home tasks and spent time with friends. Now weirdly, back to work tomorrow.

[blog] How to be the best programmer, according to Daniel Terhorst-North. You’ll find a lot of good characteristics to aspire to here.

[blog] IPv6 Hybrid Connectivity: More ways to connect on-prem IPv6 workloads to Google Cloud. I haven’t heard much of the “IPv4 is running out” hysteria in a while, but it’s great to have offer IPv6 capabilities for those with scaled IP needs.

[article] Shift Left is Dead. Dead? I dunno. This post makes the argument, but remember that all the cool kids are shifting down.

[blog] Ray Infrastructure at Pinterest. Have you noticed more folks sharing their AI-driven architectures? I have. Here’s a fairly deep dive from Pinterest.

[article] Enterprises prioritize tech spend over cost-cutting, PwC says. Short story, but it reiterates that spending, particularly on AI, is going up.

[article] Engineering Managers in 2024: Burnout and More Duties. Management isn’t a reward; it’s a new job. And a tough one! Expectations keep going up, as does pressure.

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