didit.dad @didit.dad · 22/01/2025Kinda miss building dev tool. Really want to make one on my spare time 🤔 000
didit.dad @didit.dad · 22/01/2025Buka X dan LinkedIn isinya beragam opini dan teori mentah soal eFishery yang lantas digeneralisir ke startup secara umum. I mean, c’mon... 000
didit.dad @didit.dad · 17/01/2025It annoys me to see how many people don’t know how to think backwards while keeping tabs on existing condition. It’s probably the simplest way to create plan. 000
didit.dad @didit.dad · 16/01/2025The reason why your company isn’t growing as fast: the inability to attract and retain A-class talents. 010
didit.dad @didit.dad · 16/01/2025adityop.medium.com/when-setting... New article is up! Something that I learn from setting up OKRs in the past.adityop.medium.comWhen Setting OKRs Is A WasteTell me if you’ve been here before. It’s the beginning of the year, when your company is starting to roll out its OKRs that trickles down… 010
Reposted by @didit.dadDidik Wicaksono @didik.id · 16/01/2025The role of dad is heavier than before 101
didit.dad @didit.dad · 15/01/2025Remote working is a very appealing setup for dads who are looking to be closer to their families. Time is changing. The era of fathers solely focus on being providers and absent from day to day nurturing of their kids is diminishing. 110
didit.dad @didit.dad · 28/12/2024I think modern video games are optimized for long customer lifetime. The longer players play a title, the bigger possibility for them to pay for more content. Transaction is no longer happening once. 211
didit.dad @didit.dad · 14/12/2024I’m kickstarting a series of writing around the topic of RAG. To set the fundamental, this is the first entry, discussing how RAG works adityop.medium.com/how-rag-work...adityop.medium.comHow RAG WorksRAG short for Retrieval Augmented Generation, is a software engineering pattern that enhance the capability of an LLM (Large Language… 041
Reposted by @didit.dadSteve Klabnik @steveklabnik.com · 06/12/2024gonna end up at a show this evening 21429
didit.dad @didit.dad · 07/12/2024My biggest gripe is kids exposed too early to competitive gaming, even in a casual setting. Gone are the era of exploring and enjoying lore. Nowadays, it’s instant gratification in 2-3 minutes. Rinse and repeat to point of daily habit. 110
didit.dad @didit.dad · 04/12/2024I was reading article that describes agentic AI in RAG pipeline. But it got me confused. Time to do some more readings. 100
Reposted by @didit.dadtheo budiyanto @tibudiyanto.club · 02/12/2024Our lovely indonesian government just blocked the GCS domain name nationwide. 🥰 293
didit.dad @didit.dad · 30/11/2024This is a wonderful Saturday! Spoke at 2 events where I get the chance to showcase my AI experience! Can’t wait to build something interesting 😄 Also to top it off, spent the evening having dinner with my 3 kids. Just the 4 of us. 161
didit.dad @didit.dad · 28/11/2024Late addition, but this means I’ll be speaking in 2 different events, this Saturday! See ya! PS: this is such a nice way for me to learn more technical stuff, to compliment getting nerdy on product side 141
didit.dad @didit.dad · 25/11/2024I feel like social media platform can be way more civilized by reducing or even eliminating the rewards of getting engagements. 330
Reposted by @didit.dadPeter W🤓 @wang.social · 24/11/2024Indeed! We lost norms and eusociality, and replaced them with: bullshit amplification, “viral fame”, identity & social graph capture, and VC-funded extraction of attention The serendipity was gone. The feeling of “a space” was gone. We realize now that *norms*, not URLs, define a human space. 292
didit.dad @didit.dad · 24/11/2024Nice, using managed Kubeflow in Vertex Pipeline as orchestrator for TFX pipeline. Going further into this field. 000
didit.dad @didit.dad · 24/11/2024Thinking of procure a Thinkpad for a sole purpose of running Linux, Kubeflow and TFX. Learning this stack has been interesting so far. Or maybe I should pivot to ML engineer role? 😂 010
didit.dad @didit.dad · 23/11/2024Yesterday I was on duty as internal company hackathon judge and I have to say that I'm humbled and blown away by the entries, without any exception. Crazy how much innovation can happen when APIs are made accessible. Congrats to the winners and everyone who participate. I came home fully inspired. 060
didit.dad @didit.dad · 22/11/2024Bluesky feels like early Twitter/Facebook days: playground for developers to tinker around. Unlike Threads which seems to geared towards influencers. Similar feature but different starting approach. 240
Reposted by @didit.dadHolly Cummins @hollycummins.com · 23/10/2024Why getting dressed in the morning isn't as simple as it seems, if you're a woman in tech. hollycummins.com/fashion-and-...hollycummins.comThe Sad Case of the Tech T-Shirt (Fashion and Programming, part ii) - Holly CumminsA year or two ago, I wrote about the connection between fashion and programming. For reasons I don’t totally understand, it’s my second most… 910754
Reposted by @didit.dadGergely Orosz @gergely.pragmaticengineer.com · 20/11/2024In case you missed it: Bluesky runs on-prem. They migrated off of AWS months back. So yeah, they DO need to put orders in for servers! (Good luck to the dev team!) More on their architecture: newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/blueskynewsletter.pragmaticengineer.comBuilding Bluesky: a Distributed Social Network (Real-World Engineering Challenges)Bluesky is built by around 10 engineers, and has amassed 5 million users since publicly launching in February this year. A deep dive into novel design decisions, moving off AWS, and more. 23835176
didit.dad @didit.dad · 21/11/2024In the world of product management, figuring out which problem to solve first is a crucial. Lately I've been trying to improve my sense in this area as I think it should be sharp and performed almost instinctively. This is what I want to share adityop.medium.com/finding-that...adityop.medium.comFinding that One Problem“If I had an hour to solve a problem, I’d spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and five minutes thinking about solutions.” — Albert… 174
didit.dad @didit.dad · 20/11/2024One interesting measurement that you need to take account while building MVP: How much resources (time, money) are you willing to throw away? Or in other words How much can you spend to continuously iterate til a proven business model is formulated? 000
didit.dad @didit.dad · 19/11/2024Crazy how much busy, unstructured work can be reduced by giving everyone visibility to tasks and goals in hand. Not even planning, just visibility. 010
didit.dad @didit.dad · 18/11/2024If I were to run my own company, here are some of things I’d want to try - 4 days workweek - doc first - no scrum - flat structure 240
Reposted by @didit.dadJoshua Bezaleel Abednego @joshuabezaleel.bsky.social · 18/11/2024Had a lot of fun last weekend delivering a talk on Engineering Productivity and Platform with @didit.dad on idsw.dev ! 121
didit.dad @didit.dad · 18/11/2024The main difference between a succesful company and the mediocre one: execution 010
didit.dad @didit.dad · 17/11/2024Career wise, some degree of selfishness is required. Nobody will fight for your career as much as yourself. 000
