@mitchellh Yep.. Spotify is mid UX. Switched to YouTube music and it’s just as good or better and for the same price / month I get ad-free YouTube and ad-free music.
New Project & Post
Terrifi: a Terraform provider for UniFi networks (built with Claude Code and hardware-in-the-loop testing)
https://t.co/v9GTCUrY3P
@Krever01 sbt-tpolecat is epic. I've introduced it to several mature, well-tested projects and reliably finds some small bugs. And helps keep code tidy in the long run.
The single most important thing I have learned about software development over my career is that if you do not aggressively fight complexity, it will eat you alive.
@alexitcdev It's powerful and reliable, just lower-level than we generally need. IMO the sweetspot is to generate the routes from a high-level spec, like tapir or guardrail. Use the low-level primitives when that falls short.
34,000 Powerwalls across California will be activated today to support the grid during the current heatwave - sign up via Tesla app
@CalEnergy@PGE4Me@SCE@SDGE
In the first half of 2024 alone, Tesla deployed 13.45 GWh of battery storage. This almost equals the company's total battery storage deployments for the entire year of 2023, which were 14.72 GWh. 2024 is turning out to be a much bigger year for Tesla Energy than most thought.
So far this year, Tesla's battery storage deployments are equivalent to the amount of battery capacity used in about 179,000 Model Ys.
@deusaquilus Yeah same. Good idea on paper but I’ve tried and abandoned them probably 15 times the last 5 years. If I really need the real implementation of a db or service, I’d rather spin it up as a container for the lifetime of all tests and have my tests deal with setup, clean up, etc.
Shoutout to whoever had the optimism to add this gem to the #Java docs for nanoTime()
> Differences in successive calls that span greater than approximately 292 years (263 nanoseconds) will not correctly compute elapsed time due to numerical overflow.
https://t.co/apETZe3oWx