Paul Frazee

@pfrazee

CTO at Bluesky. Not a nerd.

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Bluesky

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Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jul 13

Bobbin is a read - only, API-only AppView for Tangled. It serves the read side of the sh. tangled.* lexicons over XRPC, so a client can render git repositories, issues, pulls, comments, stars, & follows, without having to ping N PDSes for their data. It has no permanent storage.
Everything it knows is only ever in RAM and gets backfilled from upstream every restart.

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jul 7

why outages happen

A diagram of servers communicating. One is grayed out with the label PAUSA DE HIDRATACIÓN

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jul 4

Happy 4th of July!

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jul 3

Something’s gone wrong

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jul 2

jd when he sees my couch:

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jul 2

Gremlinmönster

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jul 1

So I've been working on an atproto-native database on foundationdb that automatically generates simple value indexes and graph-edge indexes based on lexicons. We're currently validating perf of the design. The query language design has been an interesting challenge. I'm not totally sold yet but

### Posts carol liked, in English, newest first (path + body + order)

```json
{
"version": 1,
"from": {"collection": "app.bsky.feed.post"},
"where": [
{"eq": {"field": "/lang", "value": "en"}},
{"path": [["()", "did:plc:carol"], ["->", ":app.bsky.feed.like/subject"], ["()", "@uri"]]}
],
"order": {"by": "@indexedAt", "dir": "desc"},
"select": {"fields": ["@did"]}
}

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jun 30

I mean, basically yeah! This is the atproto database I've been playing with lately.

atdb.query({
from: {collection: "app.bsky.feed.post"},
where: [{eq: {field: "/lang", value: "en"}}],
order: {by: "@indexedAt", dir: "desc"},
limit: 50
})

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jun 16

Jesus on the phone saying start the rapture

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jun 15

Seattle's answer to project glasswing

a bunch of people in red jerseys and shirts on the street

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jun 12

Fable, the 15th time you stop it mid thought

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jun 12

> 4. For every code change merged, the probability of a production incident has more than tripled. This is the kind of claim that people are probably most riled up about. I have genuine questions about this claim, and I think it's worth pointing out that this report is a sales pitch for an AI saas

How we isolated the signal
• Standardized all metrics per company to remove inter-organizational variance.
• Used Spearman's rank correlation (ρ) to assess relationships between metrics and AI usage.
• Reported only metrics with data from at least 6 companies and statistically significant correlations
(p-value < 0.05).
• For each team, we calculated the percent change in metric values between the two quarters of
lowest AI adoption and the two quarters of highest AI adoption within the observation period.
• Excluded outlier data and metrics with insufficient historical coverage.

Faros: Run engineering faster with AI that knows how you design, implement, test, and ship product

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jun 10

software developers be like

I don't need anything, except this (postgres)

The postgres and the redis, that's all I need

he's now carrying 9 services (postgres, redis, elasticsearch, kafka, kubernetes, twilio, prometheus, clickhouse, and s3)

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jun 9

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jun 9

Wow!

The claude mythos/fable 5 bench chart photoshopped to include nonsense entries: being hoenst, neuromancy, wet, and S-1 authoring

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jun 9

when you don't have an idea for a post but you want attention

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jun 8

That makes me

Paul Frazee@pfrazee· Jun 2

stuff like github's reported languages. topline it shows stuff like php and ruby disappearing, and if you look at the more niche languages like elixer theyre failing to get off the ground