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where can i try this system? I've been working on my own but if there is already one out there i might use that instead

I do trunk based development. i have a script named "c" that does `git add --all && git commit -m "progress" && git push` and another one named "p" that does `git push prod`. apart from that i use effect-ts and express with kita.js and a few small libs and do persistence with pg. the rest is written by me and somehow i don't feel the need to add anything to it. not everybody needs k8s, microservices, and all that crap that will fail at the worst possible moment.

i second this. to me marmite (and all the rest) is inedible, but i really like miso paste

When I realized that the gervais principle was not a joke _at all_ I became a contractor, and I moved to 100% remote. This way I produce the output they expect while working on my own products. Best of both worlds and everyone is happy.

Can somebody explain for the uninitiated? What does Google need saving from?

what has been seen cannot be unseen

Rich is an absolute genius hands down.

This is an absolutely awesome talk. I can't recommend it enough. I never used Lisp or Clojure in production, but I learned so much just by trying it out and understanding how it works. You can't unsee it. Rich is a genius.

i have been telling teams for years that jwts are only good for one-off processes. they don't even bother to use jewes, sometimes there is no signature validation. no wonder broken authorization is the top 1 security problem

Same here. Whenever someone starts babbling about why __language x__ is hard because of types or whatever, I just disengage. I don't care what anyone thinks about types. I use them, and I will keep using them no matter what.

You hate a tech because of ... how unrelated participants of the ecosystem chose their names? Why?

Hah, I wrote my comment before reading the top comment (yours) and I agree. Java PTSD ruined XML, but it is still - to this day - superior to everything else that came after it because of XSD / XSLT and the like.

I don't need to hear you out, xml *is* better than yaml. Yaml is just a random descriptor that can be ruined by a typo. xml has xslt and xsl, and what have you. It just happens to have a shape that went out of favor because of monstrosities like ESBs and Spring and people have PTSD. I can easily validate and transform my XML just by writing more XML which is awesome. This is why I don't use yaml if I can help it. If I want some descriptor JSON is still better since I can validate it with JSON Schema, or whatever validator I choose out of many. Yaml on most platforms is barely supported.

If you're interested in how Brian thinks take a look at this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U03XXzcThGU I've learned a lot from this back in the day!

I was really hyped about tRPC until I started using Remix I still think tRPC is great and for most projects you don't need more (specifically GraphQL).

I wonder why anyone thinks that learning a library that's written in a dead language is a good idea.

Where you live (which country)?

I come from a Java / Kotlin background and TS is totally fine.

i thought this was going to be about AWS.

Where can you order that stuff?

I use Discord to talk privately with my friends. Sometimes I get answers there on specific communities faster, but I agree that the non-searchability is horrendous.

Do you remember io.js?

When Mark came out with this Meta nonsense everyboy I know (mostly gamers) were laughing their a$$ off as Facebook was already called "a place for boomers" back then and it was ridiculed by all web3 folks. They never had the chance to convert those people.

From a gamer perspective the metaverse is something that have existed for a very long time (think Minecraft) and I was pretty sure that connecting all these universes was pretty much impossible because everybody is defending their own IP. You can't even stream on Youtube if there is a DMCA-protected song playing in the background.

It is just a cash grab including most NFTs, and I say this as a DeFi-enthusiast, and crypto-friendly person in general.

This is not at all a huge PR. Sometimes I make thousand line changes (or way over that), although in most cases it is just me working on a project. Changing a couple files (like in this PR) should be OK.

why did the they have discomfort? is it because of reflection of is it because he was a black dude? does someone know the answer?

I'm late to the party, but I'll compensate by posting 2 things. 1. [Zircon][zircon] is a text gui library I have been working on for a few years in my spare time, although I haven't contributed much to it lately. It also comes with a tutorial in which I implement a simple roguelike game ([Caves of Zircon](caves-of-zircon)).

2. This is more recent (in fact I haven't finished it yet): I have been working on a toolkit in the last few weeks that includes a scheduler, an event bus and a state machine library ([Cobalt](cobalt-ts)). Using these in conjuncion you can easily implement a workflow engine (that's what I'm gonna use this for). The interesting part is that it is implemented by using functional programming. Feel free to check it out if you need something like it (permissive license).

[zircon]: https://github.com/Hexworks/zircon [caves-of-zircon]: https://hexworks.org/posts/tutorials/2018/12/04/how-to-make-... [cobalt-ts]: https://github.com/Hexworks/cobalt-ts/blob/master/libs/hexwo...

Oldie but Goldie!

Which ones?

Just because you can't trade it 1:1 doesn't mean it is not stable. The only question is whether you'd still be able to redeem it 1:1 for USD in the future or not. This has happened before with Tether and they were able to service a huge bank run not so long ago.

Note that this is not because of mismanagement at Circle. This is because these banks bought 10yr bonds and MBSes and now that there is a bank run they have to take huge losses if they have to liquidate. Circle in fact managed this really well IMHO with 75% backing in 36 day t-bills that can be liquidated fast.