@dhh@jdxcode mise is also great for tool installs; I work with more than ten different k8s clusters and mise solves that "kubectl should have one minor version difference of your cluster" issue
just cd to a different directory (also configures right kubeconf via mise env vars)
@DegenRolf so my brain uses about as much power as a light bulb but is capable of a lot more complex tasks... and here I am using it to scroll social media
@JuhaKiili it certainly boosts output of individual devs!
easier to juggle multiple projects and context switch around
creating and managing context files like PROMPT.txt etc. also help you to stay on top all the important bits and pieces of each project π
@fidexcode TL:DR: it's not a niche, it's the mainstream
web dev offers lots of job opportunities as all orgs need web sites, apps and services
and most projects have UI so you can take dips to artsy designer side of things
plus, the web is always evolving offering constant growth
@Drealtemiteee_@andreiacribeir you get a feel for it; too predictable patterns are the easiest to spot
inability to explain context on commit spikes is another that might be a giveaway
if I had a big 70 commit day or rebase, I remember it
but nothing is foolproof, ofc
@jxnlco scope your uncertainty to where it matters most
tips imo missing things about tight evaluation boundaries around prob components that let you fail fast + iterate quicker
but I do agree to focus on "the end goal" behind the metrics you measure
@thdxr usernames are a solution for privacy when the platform has public content
1. people don't want to show their email on the site
2. you don't want to appear as "anon123"
using the first part of email is an OK default, but some people have silly emails so it has to be editable
@marktenenholtz and just like the first time you pretend you know exactly what you are doing but really just make things way more complicated than they needed to be
@javilopen some creations grow beyond their creators' design
there are parallels to be made with AI vs. Lord of the Rings and the creation of Ainur
like how Melkor was created as one of the most powerful Ainur but his actions led to unintended destruction, even tho that wasn't Eru's plan
@burkov while I 100% agree, defining problems clearly is itself a crucial problem-solving skill
maybe prompt engineering is making us better at breaking down complex problems into manageable pieces
so I'm cautiously optimistic!