Nando Vieira

I’m not going to use this account anymore. If you’re using Mastodon, I’m fnando@fnando.com. :)

I see so many people complain about Slack and real-time communication culture. What I did: - Follow only essential channels - Let my team know I’ve disabled all notifications - Added my phone number to my profile - Changed my bio (see image) Slack is super manageable with that.

The thousands of tech workers being fired from these Billionaires without notice should remind each and everyone that your Job is NOT safe without a Union no matter what the industry is don’t wait from join up! ✊🏽

@eminetto @osantana blog+rss não resolve a questão de redes sociais, mas é interessante ver como fediverse é algo bem completo. Eu nunca tinha explorado nada além de Mastodon, mas ver que tem spec (activitypub) que cobre inclusive coisas de redes sociais a la Instagram é lindo.

@osantana Exato! A internet precisa voltar a ser descentralizada. As pessoas deveriam voltar a escrever em seus blogs pessoais, disponibilizar feeds RSS e usarmos algo como o feedly.com pra ler mais fácil. Sei que parecemos velhos ranzinzas mas tem sentido né?

@douglascamata I tried a few clients but none was up to my UX requirements (what I want is something as great as @tweetboot that supports most content types for activitypub). Mastodon only runs in a 512MB VM if you run just the app (no DB). It has to be able to run _everything_ in 256MB.

@fnando There are good clients for different good platforms, heavier and lighter, that implement ActivityPub to different extents: GoToSocial, Pleroma, and others. Mastodon can be ran on Fly.io: github.com/tmm1/flyapp-ma…. The ecosystem is big and constantly evolving.

DaVinci Resolve’s voice isolation is soooo good! 😲 youtube.com/watch?v=CB_c2u…

Unpopular opinion: All PRs should be sqash-merged, no exceptions If you care about the individual commits on your branch making it into main then your PR is too big or poorly scoped.

@lucasrenan nice twist on the descendents. :)

we flipped our finger to the king of portugal 🇵🇹 stole our country 🇧🇷 from the indians with god on our side and guns 🔫 in our hands we took it for our own

@mattrothenberg If you make fresh batches every day, call it “Pain du jour”.

if I opened a chain of French bakeries I would name the holding company “Pain Management”

@osantana HAHAHAHA

@marcogomes Sempre que vejo o L espelhado falo “Lalu” Huahuahuahua

meu deus o brasil ja ta virando a venezuela, ja to hablando em espanhol donde vai ser la fiesta

@osantana É surreal. :(

@marcelgsantos nope… tá no instagram deles. 🤦‍♂️

@fnando Isso só pode ser brincadeira, não é?

@porcelli pros and cons. I like JSON columns in general, and I’d always recommend using Postgres’ jsonb columns rather than using something like mongodb, but I’m always biased towards Postgres, so ymmv. :)

@fnando gotcha, thank you for your sharing. If I may…. What would be your best option? Forget JSON and embrace the model…. OR JSON is for Mongo and alikes?

Using JSON columns on <your favorite database here> is a pita for ergonomic reasons. 🤦‍♂️

@porcelli it depends on the database, but kinda. For instance, Postgres has `jsonb_set` or column ->> ‘field’, but you’d still need to write code to support it. So most codebases I’ve worked in the past just set the whole thing, without having versioning locks.

@fnando on backend partial updates you mean you’d need to incorporate in your backend code a way to load data from DB, reconcile the changes, and “update” the DB back with the whole JSON payload. Is this correct?

@porcelli mostly handling things like having to submit the whole payload whenever you need to tweak small subset of the json data, unless you change your backend to handle partial updates.

@fnando can you expand on this?