‎ Ardhi

curiosity wins

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

My first claude code mess up, wrongly replace the git submodule with parent’s git commit. Now force push allowed luckily.

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

Thanks orange man, you made a lot of people richer.

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

@josevalim Statically linked single binary deployment 🤞

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

Be one who can say don't need money.

[DHH @dhh]

@WildCat_io My reward is in the smiles of happy programmers enjoying superb dev environments. From software to hardware. I don't need money.

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

Design based on the tests then iterate.

[Tim Ottinger @tottinge]

Just to help you remember: the point of TDD is not "test coverage."

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

If this happened a year ago, I might able to ship 10x faster 🤷

The boon of non react user.

[Adam Wathan @adamwathan]

✨ We just shipped vanilla JS support for Tailwind Plus!

Every single UI block is now fully functional, interactive, and accessible, even if you're just grabbing the plain HTML examples.

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

@elonmusk @grok expand the concept.

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

@elonmusk Simple concept called low to high entropy energy conversion. Major simplification warning.

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

Is it just me or vibe coding a mobile app is making more sense than backend app? Given the thin client paradigm. #vibecoding

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

@dfranx_ Might be a dumb idea, with vscode plugin interop this will be a killer editor. At least the language server part.

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

Growth often comes not from systems, but from culture: fostering joy, inspiration, alignment, and intrinsic motivation (purpose, mastery, autonomy)

#engineeringmanagement

[Theo - t3.gg @theo]

@MichaelArnaldi Backend devs interface with two things they have control over (servers and frontend devs)

Frontend devs interface with two things they don’t have control over (users and backend devs)

[Naval @naval]

Nobody who’s actually good at making money needs to sell you a course on it.

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

This is where an idol lost it. WSL2 even with its problems have the edge in current state due to x86 arch for swdev and a "proper" desktop env for everything else.

[Mitchell Hashimoto @mitchellh]

I can understand engineers who use Linux. I can understand engineers who use macOS. I really don’t understand engineers who use Windows (except windows app developers). By understand I mean I can see the value system they operate under. It just seems bad for non-Windows dev work

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

The good feeling after the migration and refactoring passed all the tests. #myelixirstatus

yep, deliberately not making the tests async.

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

@sabine_s_ Time and battle tested production ready functional programming language.

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

Don't fight the framework. Don't fight the conventions. Trust postgres and go with uuid PK.

[David Bernheisel @bernheisel]

What are some of your must-haves or goto's when architecting your Elixir application?

I'm talking about how you use contexts, prevent spaghetti code, determine when/how to use state machines, or CRDTs, or how event-driven you go for solving a problem?

#MyElixirStatus

[Don Johnson @DonMiami3]

Note from a laid off Cisco Manager to all, valid life lessons:

"Just a quick 7 min Webex and a very long career is over. Even after serving my entire career, running a very large team, building software, minting $100+ Million in YOY revenue. Stuck with legacy technology knowledge no one wants in other companies with age that's discriminated in tech companies.

I am feeling like the biggest fool now and learned loyalty never pays.

Hard Lessons-

Self serve first. Corporate companies are not your friend. They are there to make money even if US citizens suffer. Cheap Indian 'engineer' will one day take your job anyway. Keep yourself relevant by learning market-relevant technologies. In today's time, stick to open-source technologies. Do not work on proprietary technologies. In case you are stuck, have an exit plan.
Do not be lured by false future promises. Stick to what can be compensated in the present. No one knows the future, not even your boss or his boss. You will be taken advantage of if you allow that to happen. Fight for your rights diplomatically if your personal situation allows else have an exit plan ready. Do not stay for more than 2 years in a place unless you see strong future growth
Maintain a work-life balance. I regret this as time lost will never come back. Try getting a side income, you never know when your side hustle will turn out to be a life saver. Save as much as you can and invest wisely."

[Bojan Tunguz @tunguz]

Pro tip

[‎ Ardhi @ardhitama]

Every time a dev decided to skim on creating tests, the next dev suffers