https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bourne-Shell-Builtins.html#index-cd

TIL about $CDPATH may have to populate that!

A hike does suggest a bit more than nearby tbf

Get that shit out of there

Funnily enough asking the new whatsapp beta AI integration how to disable it does not get a response

Cold showers build character. Warm showers are for bitches

Build resilience: take the cold shower after a sauna

IRC!

/me laughs in European

Meanwhile, in the real world…

Except of course that http has a myriad of response codes that are more useful than a 200 with an error body. This was a serious mistake of GraphQL imo

I use Arch BTW. And my jeans are quite large

I think unix signals are a bit lacking for your use case now. I’d consider having the daemon also have a web interface that you could then have the web server message. You mention systemd also, so could also consider MQ message queuing or D-Bus. Getting these to scale across computers isn’t as simple, hence my http suggestion initially. HTTP should also then be OS agnostic

Hey, aren’t you that starfleet officer that started out a goofy ensign?

If ever there was a starfleet officer who loved Java. It would be Brad. Followed closely by Spock I suspect

Test Driven Development. The route to programming nirvana includes a stop at this station

If you don’t know, ask a stupid question to yourself. Then ask it again in a more intelligent manner to a rubber duck. Then a real person. One of these three will give you an answer

TDD is the answer to the second part. Seriously, just try it. Don’t do it for every task after, but do try it!

Notes, tickets, knowleadge bases, READMEs, well written code that is easy to understand, tests that are descriptive, ADRs. Nobody can remember it all, the hard part of programming is making it easy for the next change. Remember it’s likely to be you, be kind to your future self

And imposter syndrome never goes away. And this is a good thing - “don’t get cocky kid”. It does get lesser though, and then you get more responsibilities! But really, if you aren’t questioning why and what you are doing, how do you trust your past self? Embrace the imposter, realise we are all imposters to a lot of extents

Great to see OpenAPI being even more embraced. It truly is fantastic for multi-team engineering

Looks ready for actual use now, rather than tinkering with. Package management was my biggest gripe (URLs are literally what it used before). I would like to see TS as the first class citizen however, with JS being deprecated essentially.

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Excel mostly, csv wasn’t much of a standard and thus it’s horrible to work with. We can fix that with a parquet importer and exporter!

Friends don’t let friends use csv in 2024. Excel needs a good parquet importer and exporter today. Ya hearing Microsoft? Quit pissing around with recall and build something useful!