@matsonj I finally got a job, where I share an office with 2 other people. It's such an upgrade over the open office. Guess what? I spend most of my time outside the office, working on the servers.
@juliomagoga@threepointone "Hi, how are you?"
"Yea, that seems feasible. We just need to check a few things but let's do this."
"I'll be presenting at the demo."
"See you tomorrow"
@tob1aswutz@trashh_dev It didn't have a use when it first hit 1k. I don't understand what's different now. Except maybe that the currency is no longer decentralised. Actually, it did make more sense when it was only 1k.
@melissa I haven't read this but isn't it simply true that women do a shit ton of extra labour? For example, keeping track of his family's birthdays etc. if she doesn't, he won't and then she'll get shit for it from his family. Much similar cases.
@hunvreus@htmx_org And incredibly chaotic too. If there were no downsides, Rails would not exist. No frameworks brings a host of other issues. My main side-project uses NestJS and HTMX, btw.
@htmx_org I studied Electronics and Electrical Engineering at uni and I had a good time. Leaving embedded software was a great decision and I have 0 regrets. The amount of self-hate embedded requires is beyond my understanding. I hate CMake too.
@code_department I am currently trying (and giving up) to learn Scala, so technically the same thing as Haskell. And I gotta say, Go feels much more chill. I really like monads but why fight the type system? Just check for error.
@htmxlabs Our codebase is so well separated into microservices by concern that we hit an IP limit on AWS and GitLab hides jobs because there's too many of them. Things are ~fine~.
@code_department I wish authors would very clearly state the initial motivating problem and users would only apply it to that or the nearest possible thing. Scala, for example, is a Haskell tier language. Influential but isn't meant to solve real problems.