I wrote about how I plan out new features at work - so effectively a wordy blog about wordy confluence articles, but it's worth reading! https://t.co/cTJI1sQVWA
Great to see @pmc_gov_au launch the foundational four today - some really clear advice for managing data inside government that echoes what weβve seen during our work @Data61news https://t.co/zxwr11x6xH
@divadybhsa Took an episode or two to get into, but I actually think itβs an even better medium for the show than TV because itβs less constrained, nicely done! Only thing that doesnβt quite work is Ilsa, Iβm impressed by how well it works but you donβt get much of a feel for her character.
So this is apparently the proud new owner of an old Skype account that had some money on it - their algorithm has decided I'm not able to provide enough information to prove that it's not his. @skype could you at least lock it before it's used to do something awful?
@juliette_io Is it actually a % of population or tests per capita (because one person gets tested > 1 time)? I saw the ABC started with % then had to adjust it - great work on the site, really happy to see testing data on it this morning π.
@AlexKOliver The situation isn't impossible - other governments (some much poorer than ours) are getting their citizens out, nor did they create their situation - they traveled before DFAT advised them not to. Resilience doesn't get you through checkpoints, consular assistance does.
@JedWatson @MelloGarrett Problem with trying to do this with not-intended-to-be-serverless libs is that you end up with a giant javascript file for each function, which means it's potentially slow to start and expensive.
@JedWatson @MelloGarrett You can deploy them to separate functions without now too (e.g. with firebase), just takes a bit of extra messing around. next build will give you a bunch of built javascript that you can require in from your function IIRC.