Scott Adams

dad, husband, recovering cto, building with ai

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@hesselbom @PaulLexypaul13 What platforms to you find your most successful? Mainly X, or others?

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@RashidLaasri Looking good, buddy!

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@PaulDMendoza @AWSSupport @BetterUptime I've had a support case open since Friday (and have been on hold for four hours today) and all they've been able to tell me is they see "some network throttling" but don't know what's going on.

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@PaulDMendoza @AWSSupport @BetterUptime I'm even receiving these issues internally with my VPC. My own AWS services cannot communicate with one another and I'm getting timeout requests between Lambda, RDS, Elasticsearch, S3, and ElasticCache.

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@jojadev @adamwathan I love the idea of remote cooking with mailing the ingredients

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@MrSimonBennett @kompakd Hell I would pay well over 40k pounds for a solid php/laravel engineer right now. Can’t find engineers to save our lives in the states.

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@leisurelefty @canary @javan Can 100% confirm this

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@xakpc @usefathom This is next level and way ahead of its time - I wanted to employ this and layer it on top of Neo4js and a data grid

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@seb_sebsn @marcelpociot Thank you for your help getting that taken care of!

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@driesvints @freekmurze ESO all day - way more aesthetically pleasing.

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@taylorotwell Wait, is hating ActiveRecord the new hot thing now?

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@philpalmieri That’s just gorgeous.

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@JaredMalcolm @wesbos We just like being contrary, right @JaredMalcolm ?

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@wesbos @JaredMalcolm 100% accurate

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@mateusjatenee @michaeldyrynda @inxilpro Yeah I should have been more specific - I know Eloquent uses magic methods and doesn't have public properties. But I did some looking around and it seems that what I stated previously is the direction the preferred convention is headed.

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@michaeldyrynda @inxilpro Looks like I may have missed the boat on this one. It looks like the new convention is completely ditching getters/setters in exchange for public typed properties?

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@dr4goonis @GrahamJCampbell @michaeldyrynda No PSR-2 doesn't dictate one way or another either.

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@GrahamJCampbell @michaeldyrynda @dr4goonis I tend to agree with you on this one. Although traditionally I've always used snake case for my variables up until recently. Working on a legacy-ish project that is all camel case. I still can't decide how I feel about it.

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@GrahamJCampbell @michaeldyrynda @dr4goonis I thought that PS12 still allowed for choice between camel case or snake case with variable naming, is it straight camel case?