With those services you get automatic error collation (only one entry for a specific type), extra context (url, parameters, user, …), threshold notification (send me an email only after 10th failure of that type) and many more nice features.
Rolling out your own error notification these days is likely a waste of time.
]]>@Jason: have there been any updates on the documentary about Math Academy that’s been following its progress over the years?
]]>After all these years Justin is still able to make me laugh so hard it’s dangerous while driving to work 🙂
Great to hear about math results of Riley, test scores by Colby etc… So good to see all that hard work paying of.
Keep on rockin’ guys !
Vladimir
Keep in mind, I don’t look at all of them. I scan the headlines, and I have about 20 topics I am interested in. I actually only read about 2-3 from the total. Where I am getting the value is that its scanning everything for me which cuts down on me surfing around to find it.
I used to use google alerts for it, but that was too noisy to the point I may as well have just been throwing terms into the search and reading everything.
]]>@William Wow, arxiv.org, I feel like we could make a whole Morning Brief product edition just from that one source. Thanks!
]]>Jason, I liked the architecture discussion. I have found job queues like Celery (within python)/Rabbitmq useful for when I have long running jobs that I need to offload. I think your other students will find it easier to get internships if they want them as local institutions find out their level.
Btw. Black Widow was the first movie that I saw in the theater since the pandemic. I thought it was fun.
]]>Jason: eager to learn more about the progress on gamification, and how the students actually react to it and how well it works.
Justin: I’ve had the tab open for more than a week, but I will be signing up for a lifetime Morning Brief account soonish!
One other benefit that we’ve found from queues is that you can turn on and off processing at the various points within the queues when issues occur, and you have the ability to increase and decrease the workers doing the processing based on the number of unprocessed items in a queue.
]]>Either way, I’ll sign up to a new podcast host and put all the files on there tomorrow. The good news is that all the files are sent via a single redirect script so I shouldn’t have to change anything other than that and do the file uploading to the new host.
In other news (for anyone interested) the Morning Brief free trail s now live! (no cc required) – https://morningbrief.ai – check it out!
]]>ps. Podcast app reports “html file found instead of actual episode file…”
pps. Maybe you really need a new website 🙂
Thanks !
]]>Here’s the dropbox link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/1ynswkgfqmztnlc/techzing-341.mp3?dl=0
A company (“Automatic”) basically did the same thing that we were trying to do a couple years after us and ended up raising $30+ million, but I see now that they just shut down: https://www.engadget.com/automatic-obd-diagnostic-dongle-shuts-down-192653493.html
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