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#50459 hombre, cada vez que cambias algún filtro lo ejecutas otra vez sin que pueda joder nada.

También tienes dry run en muchos engines y en el remoto caso de que puedas sacar el query plan tb es útil.

Pero @desu que haces impresionando a las bebitas?

#50465 es que una cosa es el que la lía cada cinco minutos, pero cargarte un buen trabajador porque la ha liado una vez es de ser subnormal, sobre todo porque habrá aprendido la lección y jamás la volverá a liar igual

#50469 claro porque las personas que intentaron comprar algo en la tienda en ese rango de tiempo, nunca más lo volvieron a intentar...

Vaya, parece ser que twitter era un shithole de middle managers y gente que se rascaba los huevos:

This has been a year full of engineering excellence that sometimes can go unnoticed. Besides all the visible changes you see on our app, here are some of the most important improvements we have made under the hood.

• Consolidated the tech stacks for For you, Following, Search, Profiles, Lists, Communities and Explore around a singular product framework.

• Completely rebuilt the For you serving and ranking systems from the ground up, resulting in a decrease 90% reduction in lines of code from 700K to 70K, a 50% decrease in our compute footprint, and an 80% increase in the throughput of posts scored per request.

• Unified the For you and video personalization and ranking models, which significantly improved video recommendation quality.

• Refactored the API middleware layer of our tech stack and in doing so simplified the architecture by removing more than 100K lines of code and thousands of unused internal endpoints and eliminating unadopted client services.

• Reduced post metadata sourcing latency by 50%, and global API timeout errors by 90%.

• Blocked bots and content scrapers at a rate +37% greater than 2022. On average, we prevent more than 1M bots signup attacks each day and we've reduced DM spam by 95%.

• Shutdown the Sacramento data center and re-provisioned the 5,200 racks and 148,000 servers, which generated more than $100M in annual savings. In total, we freed up 48 MW of capacity and tore down 60k lbs. of network ladder rack before re-provisioning it to other data centers.

• Optimized our usage of cloud service providers and began doing much more on-prem. This shift has reduced our monthly cloud costs by 60%. Among the changes we made was a shift of all media/blob artifacts out of the cloud, which reduced our overall cloud data storage size by 60%, and separately, we succeeded in reducing cloud data processing costs by 75%.

• Built on-prem GPU Supercompute clusters and designed, developed, and delivered 43.2Tbps of new network fabric architecture to support the clusters.

• Scaled network backbone capacity and redundancy, which resulted in $13.9M/year in savings.

• Started automated peak traffic failover tests to validate the scalability and availability of the entire platform continuously.

https://twitter.com/XEng/status/1717754398410240018

Si por mi fuera echaria a la calle al 80% de los middle managers y upper managment de las empresas. Vampiros chupa sangre. Ah, a los de RRHH y demas gentuza que solo se dedica a realizar ACOSO LABORAL a los "compañeros" tambien.

La mejor parte es la de

Optimized our usage of cloud service providers and began doing much more on-prem. This shift has reduced our monthly cloud costs by 60%.

Que se traduce en "hemos reducido el uso en cloud, y ahora pagamos menos de cloud".

Jamás lo habría imaginado.

#50477 Lo dudo, la mayoría de middle managers no los han colocado porque alguien diga "tenemos la necesidad de poner a un soplapollas aquí".
Que ojalá, eh. Pero lo dudo.

#50487 querías decir que están reduciendo de duda técnica en la primera frase no?

Sobre OnPrem, generalmente los data centers que tienen no son propiedad de ellos y están contratados a un tercero. Evidentemente tienes que gestionar virtualizacion, red, seguridad, etc. pero dependiendo de lo que tuvieras en Cloud antes te puede salir más barato en algunos casos. Y conociendo a Elon seguramente tengan todo subcontratado a alguna contrata india pagando cacahuetes