Programming Digest #472: The Other Kind of Staff Software Engineer
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The Other Kind of Staff Software Engineer
Let’s talk about a career in tech, but not the usual boring stuff about salary or how to pass the interview process at the place with the most oversized comp packages. Instead, let’s talk about how your relationship to how the company accomplishes its goals influences what your job is like and what skills and strengths you’ll develop there.
How We Solved the Thundering Herd Problem
We have many merchants using our Disputes API, some in real-time in response to a webhook, and others on a daily schedule. That means our traffic is highly irregular and difficult to predict, which is why we try and use autoscaling and asynchronous processing where feasible.
Last few months I have spent a lot of time doing code reviews. During the code review exercise I also pair with developers to refactor and improve the quality of their pull requests (PR). I care about two things in code reviews – correctness and understandability.
The intention is clear enough: match two sets of two digits separated by a comma, a dash, or a period. Of course, it shouldn’t work. Dashes in character classes are special because they’re used for ranges (like [a-z] to match lower-case ASCII letters). If you want - in a character class you put it at the beginning, or the end, never the middle. So this should be [-,.] not [,-.].
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