One last Final Space Friday.
Have some good news and some bad news for you.
GOOD NEWS is S3 of Final Space is coming to Netflix September 16th!
BAD NEWS is S3 will be the last season of the show.
made a goodbye video about it here:
https://t.co/seNjXwmHPZ
@nemshilov I'm not gambling with my dollars, and you're not paying for access to hiring optimisation platform - and yet, that's where we make our money, isn't that?
@nemshilov just for that? Zero :) But I'm not in a consulting business, so I don't start new projects often enough to make it worth subs costs. Or I would pay for a month and cancel for one-off access ;) If it's part of another service with ongoing value to me - maybe.
@nemshilov and then I could say "ok, Shortlyster is a similar org to mine, and project I'm starting is looking roughly similar to their product (size-wise, problem area etc), and they are doing well. What are they using, and can I build on top of that?"
@nemshilov if we're talking about hypothetical solutions - imo it would be more interesting to be able to see/adapt stacks used by other orgs. Think eslint base configs, but for package selection. Your curation idea, but applied on org-to-org level, rather then by some "objective" judges
@nemshilov it does, but on the other hand - we don't have a "standard" stack in the industry for anything. Even with Rails and all their baked-in opinions, for a complex project your Rails setup and mine will be different, if we look at the whole thing with gems and externalities.
@chendo@drnic co-founder with a EU-based partner here, so I probably won't know answers to half of the problems you're looking at ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ But happy to chat if you think it might be relevant for you
@nemshilov neat, though from the photos it looks a bit tight in there where the keys/fingertips are. What sort of keycaps are you thinking for that amount of space?
@InfiniteEdgeKim@gamblinglamb Playtech's "Modifier" sounds just like a feature trigger in Relax/Quickspin games, which has been there for ages, and hasn't triggered any extra regulatory scrutiny yet (as far as I'm aware)