Prakash
@poudelprakash
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Spent a decade coding and scaling a company to 40+ employees. Looking for opportunity to meaningfully contribute my experience with an ambitious team.
Kathmandu, Nepal
Joined October 2009
I love discussing : "Design a system for 1 million users." Most jump to tech: "I'll use Kafka, Kubernetes, blah blah!" Game over 🥵 I can tell you this is a red flag. The best engineers start with a question, not a technology. A question that reveals if they truly
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Time for more honesty. I’m so sad I didn’t make it as an entrepreneur. I thought it would be easier and it ended up being so hard and painful. Contrary to what I expected: most of it was boring and not fun at all. I thought it was gonna be an easy and fun journey and during 7
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Good one to alias into kamal
The easiest way to create and download a Postgres dump with Kamal
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When building in public, track what really matters: 🚀 Users > Views 💬 Feedback > Followers 📈 Retention > Reach Build for people, not vanity metrics. #BuildInPublic #Startups #IndieHackers
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We had microservices calling microservices calling microservices. One API request triggered 12 internal calls. Believe me, Tracing was a nightmare. Debugging took hours and hours. Adding a new service meant updating 5 other services. The problem isn't microservices. It's what
At a past company, the head of engineering and the principal engineers decided to break our Ruby on Rails application into a Go microservices mesh. They created very detailed design documents and architecture diagrams. They went all out and used Kubernetes, gRPC, service
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5 mistakes I learned to avoid when working with clients 1️⃣ Clients who start bargaining right away. If someone asks for a $10k website for $2k, it’s a clear no. Some people still think design is just “moving pixels,” but what they pay for is experience, precision, and
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Unfinished migration from Rails to Go/Kotlin/TypeScript microservices - a very typical situation nowadays. Merging microservices back to Rails is often the right thing to do. Adding more network calls rarely solves a problem with a big Rails app.
At a past company, the head of engineering and the principal engineers decided to break our Ruby on Rails application into a Go microservices mesh. They created very detailed design documents and architecture diagrams. They went all out and used Kubernetes, gRPC, service
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Rebuild barely works! Refactor and keep going
At a past company, the head of engineering and the principal engineers decided to break our Ruby on Rails application into a Go microservices mesh. They created very detailed design documents and architecture diagrams. They went all out and used Kubernetes, gRPC, service
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Early career advice from my father: “If you don’t do the small things well, they’ll never trust you to do the big things. Remember that. Everything you do matters—act accordingly.”
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Seems like I read book a lot faster in night than in the broad daylight.. Day is full of distractions! Currently Reading: Shape Up
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Here's why I think this: Because software professionals are not held to the same legal and ethical standards as regulated engineers, using the same title dilutes the professional meaning of “engineer.” And frankly when code generated by AI is being widely used, literally ANYONE
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I wish I could use gitlab and github issues from fizzy interface. If only this were once product!
Fizzy is our fresh, fun take on cards and kanban-style issue tracking. We are getting closer to launch, and would like to invite about a hundred accounts to the party early. Sign up if you'd like a shot! https://t.co/cb2xA1tRBO
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Is there any guide/blog out there to deploy monorepo(eg: https://t.co/kY1VSQxYqq) with kamal? I guess someone is using better way than "kamal init" inside each project folder.
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The Campsite monorepo. Contribute to campsite/campsite development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Announcing ReceiptHero – an app to help people track their finances! It'll take in any receipts you have, extract the total $, and categorize it for you (dining, groceries, utilities, ect). 100% free & open source. Powered by llama 4 on @togethercompute.
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Qwen3 Next is quite fast in the latest MLX LM (thanks to @ivanfioravanti!). On my M4 Max, the 4-bit runs at >70 toks/sec. And the almost constant state is quite nice. Speed and memory use hardly change after generating over 7600 tokens.
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Probably really bad for conversions, but what a legendary effort by @posthog . 🔥 This should be the ultimate AI benchmark frontend coding / design tasks for an LLM. PS: Love the von der Leyen cookie banner 🤣
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एक सन्काह तानशाह, उसको क्रुर शासक मण्डली र हरेक कुरामा समर्थन गर्ने मण्डली र तिनलाई जय जय गर्नेहरू नै यो खरानीको जिम्मेवार हुन्।
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