@RepSpartz This is more than two sentences. You're confusing the barely literate on Twitter.
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Massie had nothing to do with this.
Ms. West had a temporary position and has harassed the office to the point where settlement has been considered.
@trashh_dev His comment is over the top but he has a point. Before you remove a fence you ask why it's there. People keep "inventing" old technologies but they leave out important parts. A lot of NoSQL solutions eventually evolved to adopt features of SQL databases, for example.
@ThePrimeagen In mocking data I try to randomize as much as possible. In mocking services I prefer a VCR-like library that records real responses and update them periodically.
@mert I avoided caffeine for most of my life and recently started with green tea and a mushroom infused coffee in small amounts. I've never felt better.
@AdamRackis I have been developing websites since before jQuery was invented. I was happy with Svelte but SvelteKit feels like a step backwards. The JS ecosystem is fragmented and more effort seems to be put into making shiny new things rather than stability and ergonomics.
The two major disasters of last week could have been avoided with some basic resiliency processes.
1. Smoke testing of all updates before deploy (Crowdstrike, both sender/receiver)
2. Multi-region cloud deployments (Azure location outage)