Ben Drucker

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[Ben Drucker @bendrucker]

@nstfkc @sophiebits Here's a real-world implementation that would probably be instructive: https://t.co/lmZGN2qIyU

[Ben Drucker @bendrucker]

@natekontny Commonwealth countries (eg 🇬🇧🇨🇦🇦🇺) also put "per 100g" columns on their labels which sidesteps the subjective serving size issue.

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@natekontny Cooking spray is the classic example. A serving is very small so a can of liquid fat is labeled 0 calories, 0 fat. While practically true it makes informed comparisons between products impossible.

[Ben Drucker @bendrucker]

@natekontny The rounding also means the macros don't match the calories. 3*9 + 31*4 + 6*4 = 175. 0.5g less fat would imply 4.5 cals but is reported as -10. So whatever the true physical difference is, the label diff is mainly rounding errors.

[Ben Drucker @bendrucker]

@natekontny Not sure why there's any difference but worth noting that the true difference may be minuscule:

https://t.co/ojlI9ZDpfK

0.5g and 0.49g of fat are reported as 0.5 and 0. Calories of 174 and 176 would be reported as 170 and 180.

[Ben Drucker @bendrucker]

@mitchellh I’ve made some meaningful contributions to core. Folks like @apparentlymart are heroically supporting the community. The level of entitlement and even hostility in issues is high, likely inevitable given TF’s scale. I support your efforts to support your maintainers!

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@ryandawidjan yooooo. https://t.co/SMWrenTaFP awaits.

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@try_except_ This is great! I'm going to try to summarize each of these for our team, I'll see if I can contribute those notes back to the repo.

[Ben Drucker @bendrucker]

@yoshuawuyts Depends on if/how you get the cert to the server via Terraform. When the cert needs renewal, TF will request a new one on "terraform apply." If you use a provisioner to copy it via SSH/reload your server, it'd be updated automatically.

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@levelsio That's /16, you can convert in either direction here: https://t.co/2u2b8U0ZDE

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@b0rk You were the best keynote today! Always love your work and this was no exception. We’re early in our production rollout and this was super relevant for me :)

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@derivativeburke @circleci Contexts too. Been enormously disappointed with them as a vendor. There's some evidence of a GraphQL API coming (https://t.co/d5ChZS6WNi) but they've been letting their platform rot. 2.0 isn't remotely done. 😕

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@yoshuawuyts You could use pup for this if you convert to HTML first: https://t.co/Pl5D2LTsA8

[Nadia Asparouhova @nayafia]

Why activity > contributors for measuring the health of an open source project: https://t.co/pYtUudpoc9

[Ben Drucker @bendrucker]

@andrewtjoslin Neat, I'm glad to see all the carryover. Happy to see the React community pursue modularity and smaller things. Less framework more functions.

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@marckohlbrugge Yeah that's exactly the problem I had in mind. RDS on AWS has similar limitations although they have a configuration option that will enable pg_stat as the superuser they control.

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@marckohlbrugge Is this hosted Postgres?

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@chinedufn Yeah I've never authored a docset before but if you your existing format is easily parseable I can't imagine it'd be hard

[Ben Drucker @bendrucker]

@chinedufn No substitute for a locally indexed docset that you curate. I use Dash + Alfred, it's great:

https://t.co/AsQylXeZXY

You can also integrate it with text editors though I've never gotten around to setting that up