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- https://roots.io/bedrock/

- https://roots.io/trellis/

The solution for cardholders is to use tap-to-pay.

Frankly, as a _credit_ cardholder with zero liability, I’m not overly-concerned by skimmers. I won’t lose anything. The card tax is already baked into all prices, so there’s no real benefit for me to solve this problem.

Better than what, and in what way?

> Yet it's impossible for me see my own prior tax returns from a product I already paid for.

I get what you're saying, but is there a reason you don't download the PDF and store it in your own records?

No, you don’t. Perhaps those stores were overloaded, but I can easily walk into stores in East Bay and walk out with my products in a few minutes.

Requirements depend on the use case. I don’t consider the prefix a “leak” and neither does Stripe.

Why bother caching queries that are pretty quick to generate? Most caching around ORMs focuses on caching the results of the query since they require more resources to generate.

> Can users change their login provider? Some apps allow this but most don’t.

You answered your own question. This is an issue with the app creator not supporting multiple providers, not with OIDC.

The caveat here is that you need to be truly indispensable. This may not always be your piece of the company. As key initiatives change, you either need to change or risk being dispensable. The truth is we are all dispensable at some point.

Your attrition may be regretted, but you can be replaced.

It all depends on the terms of the equity grant. You may get RSUs, but voting rights are retained by the founders or someone else.

You can learn more about the current system at https://stripe.com/blog/markdoc. It was never WordPress.

You may be over-indexing on “packaging”. It’s been a while since I’ve worked on docs, but much of what you’re calling “packaging” is simply routing to another app.

I worked at Stripe for over five years. It’s a monorepo with multiple services. The marketing site, docs site, and API are separate services.

It’s pretty easy to point <hostname>/docs to an appropriate server. This is literally what Stripe does. There is no need to merge the marketing site with the API or docs.

Yes, but also generate a spec with meaningful operationIds. “getLabels” is much more useful that “529ab782”.

I’m familiar with all that. I worked at Stripe, where I started with a skeleton server first.

My point is, when I work with a framework that generates an OpenAPI spec, I find it faster to generate the spec from a prototype server than to write the spec by hand.

Not sure if I’m an advocate, but definitely a fan. I use frameworks (e.g., Django REST Framework, Nest.js) to build the server and generate my OpenAPI spec. I find it faster than writing YAML/JSON manually, and I end up with a half-working server at the end of it all.

I’m working with a spec that used GUIDs for their operation IDs. This limits TypeScript code generation to typescript-node, which prepends an underscore on the method names. Otherwise, those starting with numbers would be invalid.

They know when you don't pay enough, so they have to know what you owe. All of the forms we receive (e.g., W-2, 1099) are transmitted to the IRS. They can use them to determine if a tax payer underpaid.

I know this firsthand because a broker transmitted proceeds without transmitting a cost basis, resulting in a scary letter from the IRS a few months after I filed.

The problem, as I understand it, is that the IRS' technology is very dated, so processing is quite slow, hence the months-long wait between filing and a CP2000 letter.

I'm pretty sure most folks cannot modify the firmware of the overwhelming majority of devices they own. This isn't much different.

No middleman was eliminated (at least in the US). Also, the discount would come on the base price, not for an add-on.

The costs at a non-Google level are relatively low, and probably worth ignoring.

They may use Blaze (Bazel) for every language to allow for tracking all dependencies. This helps with reducing the costs of CI by running tests specific to the changed code, and aids code deletion.

Huh!? Why can’t business owners find a solution to increasing collaboration and mentorship? It makes zero sense to involve the government in employee training.

Why do you need a credit card statement for taxes? Business expenses?

What problem are you solving with this “unholy combination”? Typescript gives you the relative safety. If you need faster compilation than tsc, you can use swc.

Target implements this feature better than many retailers. They show your three most-recently-visited stores. Problems arise, however, if your most-recent visits were during trips out-of-state, and you don't care about the store in Kansas City. No, Target, I don't want to pickup the order 1500 miles away.

Walmart continues to fail at helping me find a store. The search field doesn’t use device location, and requires a zip code. I don’t keep track of zip codes when traveling. I don’t even know the zip codes in the next county!

Correction: device location is broken (and has been for years?)

Okay…but you can feed a lot of bunnies with the $250K carrot.

I assume you work in software.

How hard does the HVAC guy work? I wager if you compared wages earned per hour worked (not just employed), you come out ahead. You probably beat doctors and lawyers, too.

Large salaries mean nothing if you don’t account for how much effort is expended to earn the money.