CatOps Digest 2022-12-19
CatOps Digest 2022-12-19
What happened on CatOps in the last two weeks...
Happy Saint Nicolaus Day, y’all!
I missed the newsletter yesterday, but I didn’t forget about it. So, the main thing that happened was that we recorded our usual voice chat as a proof of concept. So, people who were unable to join due to blackouts could still listen to it and hopefully participate in upcoming talks!
You can also find the recording on YouTube:
As well as other platforms:
Digest
Why Should You Curry? - currying technique in Go. View on Telegram.
How We Debugged And Fixed 'EMFILE: too many files open' On AWS Lambda NodeJS - some AWS Lambda debug approaches. View on Telegram.
Volunteers’ Day
It was Volunteers’ Day on the 5th of December. Just a friendly reminder that you can make a monetary present to these beautiful folks during the holiday season!
Pavlo Bondarenko (communications and DJI drones)
Naya (communications and DJI drones)
UA Responders (tactical medicine)
Come Back Alive (you know, some black-box stuff)
That’s all, folks!
This is the last digest for the year 2022. There might be an occasional newsletter before the EoY, but I don’t want to commit to anything. I hope, 2023 will be more… bearable.
Bye!
