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@jesterxl But they are paying to keep things moving forward and keep things maintainable.

"Our clients aren't paying us to write tests". Fuck yeah, a challenge, let's do this.

@jesterxl I appreciate the introduction. It would be a pleasure getting to build and grow a company with you, again.

@dividinglimits Alto needs someone of your level, I’ll point you to our Hiring manager in a bit

A company reorganization has impacted me; as a result, I am open to chatting about how my skills may assist you and your company in achieving their upcoming milestones. DM's Open Email: hi@joshuagentes.com

@timClicks No questions at this time, but I want to acknowledge and thank for your commitment to the customer (in this case the community). Up until this moment, there have been questions in a wide variety of use cases, and I believe you have adequately made the respondents feel heard.

I have much more respect for AWS after starting working for them. The work that happens here is staggering. Let me know if you have any questions.

@mediatemple @mediatemplehelp please update your status page with the current issues pending. There have been a number of incidents and impacts over the last 24 hours, including an ongoing issue right now.

@b0rk @b0rk maybe an odd/Google able question, but what's the difference between an A and an AAAA record?

if your domain supports IPv6 -- why do you support it? what's the benefit? i'm curious because I noticed that some big domains (like twitter.com for example) don't have AAAA records

@MarisaCodes @dbsmasher Over Heard

@empijei @connerjensen780 @goinggodotnet Thanks. Those names are all over the place in your explanation, but I hope others following understand.

@empijei @connerjensen780 @goinggodotnet 1 example where there is incorrect usage, and how that "poor use" should be corrected to proper use as you're defining it.

@empijei @connerjensen780 @goinggodotnet Thank you for a response, but this doesn't resolve what I asked.

@empijei @goinggodotnet I would appreciate an example of poor use and its corrected form.

@kvlly Would you like a reference of where to go to upskill. I know of a great free online book that presents the data in a digestible manner, but do not want to intrude of I misread the intent of the tweet

There's a moment in every developer's career where they realize they're just not good at something. I honestly like it. It provides direction for where I need to focus my efforts. In my case, I'm really good at CSS, but I still have so much to learn when it comes to JavaScript.

@goinggodotnet @Sajma @atc0005 Am I misinterpreting that this assumes that the DB is exposed via a http get call?

@Sajma @atc0005 Nice, thanks for taking the time to share that. Ohhh, passing context could be used to cancel the retryDelay. I guess I figured the caller would set an appropriate Delay. Since higher level calls tell lower level calls, that timeout could be set higher in the call stack.

Here is a more final version of code for this Readiness function. @Sajma would love your thoughts and if there is a better way to handle this workflow. play.golang.org/p/mE91TcbhmQP

@_rsc My best guess is complacency. An analogy is when teams with SPA applications disable cors mode (eg * policy) for development because it's convenient.

Gotta love this. Claims AES-256. Uses AES-128. In ECB mode! (And sends copies of keys to servers in China.) How do you “accidentally” use ECB mode in 2020!? theintercept.com/2020/04/03/zoo…

I’m honestly struggling to understand how Zoom could be this bad accidentally. We have to use it for my kids schools and need the native app for Brady Bunch mode, but we installed it on a sacrificial laptop. Not sure how to get if off when this is all over.

@AmericanAir Hello, I would like to inquire about getting a refund for upcoming domestic travel (within US). I am cancelling my plans because of the global medical pandemic.

@ALEXEIMARTOV Congrats on the company! Here's to hoping 2020 is the year VR goes mainstream.

2010- broke. Moved to Montreal, switched to PLO. 2011- biggest poker year. 2012- quit poker. All in on music. 2012-2015- toured in band, made some records/music vids. 2016-2018: started VR game co. Worked endlessly. Shipped 1st game. 2019: almost finished another one. Now 10 ppl.

@jesterxl I would appreciate some references to get smart. A cursory search engine gave nothing I could see

Lens' with Maybes can be a royal pain when the data has been stable for awhile, and do not give valuable error information like parsers do. While easy to use, they are easy to abuse leave you wondering "Well, data isn't there, but I don't know why."

"When do I parse and when do I use a lens if I'm in a dynamic language?" Parse: Data doesn't change often and not too deeply nested. Lens: Data changes a lot and/or is deeply nested.

@rakyll When I see "on" I think of "atop", so without the additional context my first inclination was that your "chair" was the computer, then my secondary thought processes moved to designing them.

Changed my bio slightly to be accurate about my work. I am working on computers.