Do you know the universal disclaimer of self-help books?
It's this: "This advice has a domain of applicability, and the author is not competent to assess what it is".
i.e. This will help some people, but the author doesn't actually know who.
@GregBrimble You can actually do this:
const ForgotPasswordSchema = z.object({})
type ForgotPasswordSchema = z.infer<typeof forgotPasswordSchema>
That totally works and that's part of why I think capitalizing makes sense.
It's interesting how folks have welcomed Atomic Habits for personal accountability: the idea that you can make progress on goals by steadily moving small habits a bit at a time.
Yet we don't typically embrace that approach for organizational change.
X : But that approach is common in our industry.
Me : I understand. That just means there are a lot of companies out there that should never be allowed to build anything of critical importance. Unfortunately they do, all the time.
Me : Your tests represent your entire codified knowledge of a space. They are your key intellectual property ... far more important than the code itself.
X : We do testing at the end.
Me : Yes, you said. Your company should never be allowed to build anything critical.
@TassieThinker @ahandvanish @Jul101Vie @inxanadudid @enenbee@Globalbiosec @HensherMartin It’s at least plausible 🤔:
”unclear at the moment whether #COVID-19 symptoms are worsened by coexisting #EDS” (2022) https://t.co/k9JtBEjZha
”a very high number of people suffering from the most severe cases of #LongCovid presented with #EDS” (2023) https://t.co/PLAuzGFymz
“More than 95% of organisations's problems derive from systems, not from individual workers. Without conscious effort attention to systems, you will focus on people. People are doing best, but their best efforts cannot compensate for your dysfunctional system."
Peter Scholtes
I created an iOS shortcut that allows you to replace Siri with ChatGPT.
It’s super simple:
- Install extension
- Enter OpenAI API key
- Add to home
- Tell it what you want
Here’s a video of Hey GPT in action.
It blows Siri out of the water.
Install: https://t.co/Xbl8T5NcJS
I've seen this so many times:
- Engineer: We really need <roles> on the team. I can't keep doing it all
- Management: We don't have the budget for that.
- Engineer quits
- Management hires 5 people to replace them.
🚀 New blog post: Why We Added package.json Support to Deno
Learn about our thought process and how this change aims to enhance the developer experience while maintaining Deno's core principles.
https://t.co/2OvOnzNfKu
I've been trying @zeddotdev as my code editor the past few days. It's super nice! Ridiculously fast, and the UI is clean and minimal. Love the inline diagnostics. A few missing features, but really promising. If you write Rust or JS/TS, check it out!
https://t.co/0zcqhAAkzx
My research lab, The Developer Success Lab, has launched our site & our first BIG research report, free & open. I'm incredibly excited to share it with you:
"Developer Thriving: the four factors that drive software productivity across industries."
https://t.co/81gyerikjR
I just hit publish on @unisonweb version M4i 🎉
Really psyched about the new pattern-match exhaustivity checking work by Travis Staton, based on the latest paper for Haskell's approach.
Hoping to add case-expansion to the LSP soon too!
https://t.co/3Rb4KBxPei