Karl Matthias 🇺🇦 @[email protected]

"Docker: Up and Running" 3rd Edition is now available! Many updates and modernization, all thanks to @spkane. Good coverage of #Docker, #Kubernetes, and all the surrounding ecosystem. learning.oreilly.com/library/view/d…

Parsing #Protobuf Definitions With #Treesitter, new on my blog: relistan.com/parsing-protob… #golang

@ayo_aregbede @idlehands Sorry for the slow reply. You are a fantastic team mate and it has been great working with you!

Thank you, @idlehands and @relistan. You've inspired and impacted my engineering career in ways words can’t describe.

@zynks @JamesSh000 @BobFlavin Proceeding in your lane is not overtaking. That’s where the whole thing is being misunderstood.

@relistan @JamesSh000 @BobFlavin The law says no. Check section 19: #article19" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">irishstatutebook.ie/eli/1964/si/29…

Day 348 of having my own lane in Ireland because no one understands how to use lanes on motorways.

@JamesSh000 @BobFlavin No. You may proceed in your lane as long as you are not blocked by vehicles ahead of you. You don't have to go more slowly in the left lane than traffic in the middle. Overtaking is defined as going around someone in the lane ahead of you, it is not just passing another vehicle.

@BobFlavin You are incorrect, you can only pass on the inside if the lanes are slow moving, eg approaching toll booths or a traffic jam

Hi! I'm currently looking for work as a principal (or equivalent) software engineer and could use your help. If your company or someone you know is hiring, please put us in touch. Or just repost to help expand my reach. My info: idlehands.dev Thanks! #myelixirstatus

@Sharky96 @IrishCycle @na_croi You can see that big unused blob of empty cross-hatched road in the middle of the photo, right? There is no need for this poorly thought-out solution.

These are a bad idea:

@JoshLipnik One can only hope those panels are still under there

Wheeling Steel House (1933) Wheeling, WV Built by the Wheeling Corrugating Company as an experiment in prefab housing, originally clad in porcelain enamel panels which were later replaced with vinyl siding.

@wesandpete @xruiztru You are cherry-picking a point in time that is far, far too late in history. Step back and look at how Ireland became "an equal part" and what that meant. I challenge you to defend that as not being occupation.

@wesandpete @xruiztru Wow, so much no. Ireland was invaded by a neighboring country who forced displacement of its people and resettled a foreign population onto its soil. The local people were subjugated and all the governing structures that were in place were replaced. Their language was repressed.

The last time each European country was occupied.

@devnatash @gwenshap @dlamotte_ Starting from the original question though: take a look at @nats_io.

@devnatash @gwenshap @dlamotte_ RabbitMQ now is *much* better. I used to dislike for the same reasons as above. But today's RabbitMQ is fast, stable, and rock solid.

Now that I'm thinking about job queues, I don't think I have a solution I'm 100% happy with. - RDBMS doesn't scale well - Kafka is a mismatch in APIs and data model - RabbitMQ was a bit of a DR nightmare last I tried Anyone has OSS queue that scaled to 100K+ workers?

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@whatyouhide I know one 😉

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@didip @inancgumus Why are you calling dependencies in your constructor?

@inancgumus Hold up, this take is spicy. Why not return error? There are a lot of ways dependencies can fail inside a constructor.

@Caust1c @theckman @inancgumus That’s a concern of the config and not the constructor. It seems to me that people are trying to do way too much in the constructor, and you can tell when that’s happening because you want to return an error.

@relistan @theckman @inancgumus Config validation. Why have a constructor function at all if you don’t return an error?

@theckman @inancgumus Why are you doing that in the constructor? Not the place to do I/o

@inancgumus @relistan Very strong 👎 on this advice, for the reasons mentioned already but also true if some I/O is required to construct the value.