mksmtn

A web developer

[mksmtn @mksmtn]

@mistyHarsh @matteocollina @fastifyjs @hapijs Can you elaborate a bit what do you like about hapijs? I've never worked with it and looked at documentation briefly. Seems to be an ordinary framework, not significantly more powerful than express. Why is it better than NestJS?

[TensorFlow @TensorFlow]

🎉We're kicking off 2023 with Developer Advocate, Wei Wei, providing an overview on how to build a Neural Collaborative Filtering (NMF) recommendation model.

Learn more here ➡️ https://t.co/ebhB2ViS55

[mksmtn @mksmtn]

@yuhuayang @elonmusk @RenataKonkoly What about kicking USA military bases out off our Russian borders, so we don't need Putin to be protecting us from possible US aggression? You don't fully understand the issue. Putin is doing what anyone with balls would do: he doesn't allow the US weapons near our borders

[Jennifer Marlon @JMarlonPhD]

Was reminded today of this excellent list of scientific jargon to avoid, from R Somerville and @ClimateComms long ago but still completely relevant, especially as climate change work has become even more interdisciplinary.

[Steven Pinker @sapinker]

Another dismissal of biological facts that go against ideology: The NYT claims that "maternal instinct" is a misogynistic myth. Jerry Coyne explains. https://t.co/QvUlpZcl2G via @Evolutionistrue

[mksmtn @mksmtn]

@Raphfel Germany doesn't have to support Ukraine at all. And noone has to. If Germany wants to focus on its industry and economy, it's their right

[Tomasz Kula @realTomaszKula]

Quick tip for your Angular apps ✅

You can use a prettier plugin to organise your HTML attributes, forcing consistent ordering of stuff like *ngIf, bindings, event handlers, animations and so on.

Check it out on NPM 👉 https://t.co/k38adXc682

[Trilon @trilon_io]

🔔Another NEW @nestframework blogpost is live!

"Advanced Testing Strategies with Mocks in #NestJS" by @thiagomni
https://t.co/bakubePNjf

[mksmtn @mksmtn]

@MikeChilson9 @gitlab @sytses What do you think of Elixir? Is there a benefit of learning Ruby on Rails for someone who never worked with it, or maybe it would be beneficial to just start with Elixir, what do you think? I'm asking not for jobs, but for let's say creating your own project in vacuum.