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Positive Affirmations for Site Reliability Engineers

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2 HN users recommended this comedy video2 months2024–2025 score 2

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Shared as comic relief that hits close to home for people who work with infrastructure at scale.

A KRAZAM comedy sketch in which a character recites reassuring affirmations to site reliability engineers, satirizing on-call and outage culture.

“this hit so close to home I didn't know whether to laugh or cry” (HN, 2024)

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Satire & parodyCloud, DevOps & reliability Comedy Arts, Comedy, Music & Film

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@sph Aug 2024 Recommends

on HN thread The YouTube like button glows when you say "smash that like button" [video]

I have only once, for KRAZAM. I need to balance all the time spent on this site reading about using Kubernetes at scale, AI changing the world and how to bring more value to my employer with their videos. [this video]

Comedy that balances serious tech reading

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@einichi Sep 2024 Recommends

on HN thread Krazam: High Agency Individual Contributor [video]

Positive Affirmations for Site Reliability Engineers [this video] this hit so close to home I didn't know whether to laugh or cry

Satire of site reliability engineering that hits close to home

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@Terr_ Aug 2025 Makes a joke

on HN thread An AI Therapy Hotline for Engineers

> I spent a weekend building a system where you can call a phone number, complain about your broken Kubernetes cluster, and have an AI therapist with a posh British accent tell you that "your infrastructure is code poetry written in YAML." Related comedy video: "Positive Affirmations for Site Reliability Engineers" [this video]

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