| 15 May 2025 |
 commiterate | * NVIDIA (though I'm on the DGX Cloud side, not the GPU side. There's some internal Nix users pushing for better NixOS NVIDIA driver + CUDA support though) | 07:33:09 |
| 18 May 2025 |
 Arian | urgh:
https://github.com/aws/amazon-ec2-metadata-mock/issues/234
| 12:14:29 |
| commiterate | Turnaround on most of the AWS open source stuff outside of the AWS CDK or SDKs (which have dedicated support engineers) is pretty terrible. | 17:26:05 |
| commiterate | * Turnaround on most of the AWS open source stuff outside of the AWS CDK or CLI + SDKs (which have dedicated support engineers) is pretty terrible. | 17:26:16 |
 geekodour | i am quite confused about them keeping the github actions totally community supported | 17:33:42 |
| commiterate | Most AWS teams are fairly small (maybe 5-10 people) and there's generally no distinction between engineering, QA, and devops/SRE. It's just "software development engineer" (SDE) which handles all 3 functions which they can get away with because the internal tooling is, IMO, very well done.
Each organization is basically a big ensemble of a bunch of small teams (e.g. control plane team, data plane team, frontend team for AWS console stuff) as the leaves which roll up into a reporting tree.
That means most teams are actually pretty lean and don't have much extra capacity for other stuff. More important areas like the AWS CLI + SDKs or AWS CDK will have additional dedicated resources beyond SDEs to handle a lot of customer interactions. | 19:30:44 |
