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If you don’t already have a preferred workflow for autogenerating these, you might be interested in vhs https://github.com/charmbracelet/vhs I am not affiliated, I just think it’s …

I don’t mind sticking to bash, but some of the other choices seem overly opinionated. In my experience the best Makefiles just invoke other commands, so you’re only using make for …

I think Drew lists some of his complaints here https://sourcehut.org/blog/2021-05-08-sourcehut-is-the-faste... Basically GitHub is pretty unusable on slow connections / computers (…

Yeah, as long as there's a way to specify a strict type then I'd be happy. Libraries and other code that's intended to be used by 3rd parties could probably benefit from weak type …

>PHP plays a bit too loose with those rules I don't think you or I disagree on this. The language does not handle strings gracefully.[1][2] The more magic casting and conversions I…

I've read that article, and like most of the commentators I'd like the option for strict type hinting. It's a choice I make, it's not forced on me. Having strong type hints removes…

First, you're right - the core library and API does have a long way to go. Imo, we need a new major version (6) so we can break backwards compatibility for some of this craziness. …

Also try gh[1], a Go port of hub. It's faster (mostly due to the difference in speed between Go and Ruby), and it doesn't require Ruby be installed. [1]: https://github.com/jingwen…