I'm a senior staff engineer at Sleuth, a SaaS observability platform (the first engineer they hired, de-facto architect), and the person who just gave this talk.
Almost two decades of building software.
Multi-tenant architecture. Circuit breakers guarding 2-3 million third-party API calls a day across about 40 external APIs. Real-time anomaly detection for hundreds of clients.
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Knowing about cognitive biases is like debugging our brain. Devs spend tons of time fixing bugs in code, but biases are the mental bugs that mess with our decisions. They make us overconfident, they make us ignore users and fight for bad ideas. But it needn’t be this way.