Eric Ridgeway
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Eric Ridgeway
@Ang3lFir3
Software Craftsman, random comments my own
Seattle, WA Katılım Temmuz 2007
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@davidlymanning @Adron no one said they were Express :(
Note that, I was mostly looking for an excuse to vent my current frustrations with an ecosystem full of bad Node code. (so while gc has no real bearing on that or Rust honestly, I still hate these two things and complaining makes me feel better)
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@davidlymanning @Adron my excuse is that I am old (got off my lawn) ... but mostly using Rust to write webservices - looking at you actix-web ( so many things wrong here, and I've done it myself several times. It was bad and I was wrong to do it ) and then there is the Node obsession
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start off with 3 core languages ... add Rust ... realize that was a bad idea because no one knows rust ( and it takes forever to build anything ) ... decide "fuck it" ... lets make everything javascript ... maybe that's a bit too far ... yup ... #Istillhatejavascript
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Dear @amazon .... I know its a baffling idea ... but maybe you could teach your drivers that screen doors open ... outward ... and to stop blocking them with delivers ... please?
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@Ang3lFir3 On your behalf I used “I like pie” in a slack message today. Really a bummer when nobody gets that. Good times!
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@Adron been making my own for a bit now ... 100% fermented no added vinegar ... good and hot !

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hey Netflix Tech or anyone I know working at Netflix .... how relevant is this article today?
netflixtechblog.com/sps-the-pulse-…
Most specifically the idea of "one metric" ?
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@blowdart @jongalloway Like authN vs authZ kinda authN ... (serious question I've been away from netfx for a while now) ?? ..... (we have home grown things that I dislike implementing over and over again, in new languages)
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So today I poked around on the internet and saw the most shocking and horrifying two words I hoped to never see again in the @aspnet world .... "code behind" .... clearly we didn't learn our lesson the first time around.
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