Matt Polichette

@supershabam I’d like a plan, can I have yours?

i feel like i might be developing a plan been a while go brain

@codinbzh @holman How?

@holman Joke aside, I have a 2,500 test suite that runs in about 2s on my mid-level laptop.

i've worked hard to get my entire test suite to run in under a *quarter of a second*. most developers aren't willing to do what it takes to get to that level of performance. in my case, have only four tests.

@chaddorton lol, sure! I thought it was me… I think that’s at one of Brads crawfish boils, right?

@Matt_Polichette It’s you!!! Want me to post the uncropped and tag you?

Me in 2012? Sure why not

@tomstokes Just look at the serial numbers for when Steve was working the lines

Ford had to recall some F-150 Lightnings due to a battery issue. Remarkably, they could narrow the recall down to exactly 18 affected vehicles. The wonders of modern manufacturing and supply chain documentation.

@jamison_dance I use context to build state and behavior around a particular slice of functionality. The context gets its own hooks which define the interactions with that state. TLDR: keep it small and focused

If you use context to manage state in React, how do you avoid it becoming a mess? Easily broken by moving components around the tree, spooky action at a distance, etc. Am I missing something?

@brian_d_vaughn Late reply here. Get an adjustable bed base with legs and head up a bit or just a pillow under the thighs at night… I deal with this and that has solved my issue

@supershabam Gherkin?

a Makefile but for product requirements

@tomstokes What percent of stokes let their toddler have coffee?

1 in 7 Boston moms said they allow their 2 year olds to drink up to half a cup of coffee per day. Either this study was severely flawed, or Boston has a lot of extremely energetic toddlers.

@AGoldmund You are probably getting a lot of this, but as some rando, I really respect you and the things you create. Keep it up

@tomstokes I call this.. the Batman graph

The pandemic forced a lot of rapid changes in the economy, but many changes aren't as sticky as we thought. This graph shows the sharp increase in e-commerce transactions at the start of the pandemic, then a steady return to the trendline. Almost back to normal.

@UtahStateTax Are you guys down? When will you be back online?

@SievaKozinsky Great points! Hah! Love a good pun

@1Password Covfefe

Wrong answers only: how do you keep your online accounts secure? 👀

Is this 2FA setup desired by @siracusa’s kid, or is he torturing his child? @atpfm 😂

@JackRhysider @DarknetDiaries from a patron, keep up the good work, don’t worry about the bonus content!

Hey @marcoarment, you talk about using playlists in overcast… but I don’t actually understand what you do? Do you just combine a few shows into one list? Or lists for different activities? Subjects? What is your system?

So… I’m a new listener to @_analoguefm… are @imyke and @caseyliss actually friends?

@Fugiman @chrisdotio @t3dotgg This is called Domain Driven Design

@chrisdotio @t3dotgg In this specific case: services should be broken up in a way that teams can work on their service independently and (typically) no further. A team owning 3 highly-coordinated services is just wasting time compared to owning 1 service, but 2+ teams sharing a service is also bad.

This is how I feel about microservices

@Mikbre @tapbot_paul I think that they are pointing out that an Apple store dev cannot even reimburse or refund a customer without begging Apple to help. Apple injects themselves as a wall between you and your customers

@tapbot_paul As a customer, I hate number 11.