Software craftsman. Primero Cuervo, luego existo. Socio Refundador! Volví a Boedo.
Argentina
Joined April 2009
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Santiago Traversa retweeted
San Lorenzo cambió nuestra historia. Ahora es momento de cambiar la suya.
San Lorenzo te cambia la vida. Vos cambiás a San Lorenzo
Asociate ➡️ sanlorenzo.com.ar/asociate
Santiago Traversa retweeted
🤯 We made our #Erlang #DNS library 12% cheaper per query and 14% faster at peak, with no C and no NIFs.
👉 Read the post for every trick, with code: blog.dnsimple.com/2026/10/ma…
Santiago Traversa retweeted
We’ve lost an icon. Margaret Hamilton, a computer science pioneer best known for her work at MIT leading development of the flight software for the Apollo missions to the moon, has died at 90. Read about her legacy via MIT News: news.mit.edu/2026/margaret-h…
ALT Margaret Hamilton is reclined inside a NASA spacecraft module, surrounded by control panels and switches.
Santiago Traversa retweeted
So Matz is saying you can make Campfire (a Rails app) 5 times faster and use a twelvth of the memory by using github.com/rubys/roundhouse + github.com/matz/spinel
#EuRuKo @euruko
Santiago Traversa retweeted
🎉 After a three year migration, every DNS query for your zones now travels exclusively across infrastructure we build and operate ourselves. Read how we built our own #DNS edge from the ground up: 👉 blog.dnsimple.com/2026/08/bu…
How We Built a Fully Independent DNS Cache Edge blog.dnsimple.com/2026/08/bu…
Santiago Traversa retweeted
🤔 How do you turn "custom domains" from an ops nightmare into a self-serve feature? Ask @hospitable !
Using DNSimple's domain registration API, DNS management API, and vanity name servers, they shipped automated custom domain support in 2 weeks.
Santiago Traversa retweeted
It was nice of @github to extend the weekend for us
RT @rails: Agents on Rails: We ran 8 models against 21 atomic tasks to see which were best at writing Rails code. 3 runs each: a bug report…
Santiago Traversa retweeted
🏭 DNS is infrastructure! Time to manage it that way.
In this @thenewstack 's article our founder @aeden explains how IaC, APIs, and CLI automation can help prevent DNS failures and bring domain management under control.
Full piece in comments.
Santiago Traversa retweeted
🇧🇷 Want a .COM.BR domain but are based outside Brazil? The registry requires a local presence but that no longer has to stop you.
DNSimple's Domain Trustee acts as your local representative to satisfy the registry's eligibility requirements👉dnsimple.com/tlds/com-br-dom…
Santiago Traversa retweeted
Whether you're automating DNS in a CI/CD pipeline, managing certificates at scale, or just prefer staying in your terminal. This is for you!
Introducing the DNSimple CLI, full control of your domains and DNS from the command line.
👉 blog.dnsimple.com/2026/05/an…
Santiago Traversa retweeted
Un interminable sobresalto.
Una carga que se arrastra toda la vida de tanto desconcierto y orgullo como la de ser argentino.
Santiago Traversa retweeted
DNSimple CLI fans — this one hits ⚙️✨
Carl & Richard talk with Anthony Eden about why DNS, domains & cert workflows still shine with a CLI — and how LLMs get way more accurate with command‑driven interfaces.
Plus, registrar + cert updates & new gTLDs.
🎧 buff.ly/3NtpGo4
ALT Podcast promo for Microsoft/.NET Rocks!: "DNSimple CLI with Anthony Eden" — two enthusiastic hosts, one leaning into a vintage microphone and reaching forward while the other smiles with sunglasses and points, set beside a purple panel showing the show title and Microsoft logo.
Santiago Traversa retweeted
Some conversations just get better with time. Our CEO has been on @dotnetrocks more than once and Carl & Richard aren't just interviewers, they're long-time customers. So when the three of them talk tech, it's anything but a formal interview.
🎧 dotnetrocks.com/details/2008
Santiago Traversa retweeted
A sus 91 años se fue de este plano José Francisco Sanfilippo.
Una leyenda imborrable de San Lorenzo y del fútbol argentino que, por siempre, descansará en nuestro corazones.
Gracias por tanto, Nene.
