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I can recommend dub techno for coding, works a treat for me at least. Nice and steady, relatively fast tempo but not too aggressive or intrusive. And crucially, no lyrics, which I …

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No definitely not, this is just for WIP branches. I usually don’t even push these, unless it’s something big that I need early review on.

One trick I employ for myself is: throw "TODO" // Substitute for your language's syntax of course. I find this especially handy when writing test specs, but it's also handy when cr…

OP here, so I'm of course biased but I'm actually also a fan of the Tilt team :) Overall, Garden has a broader focus, an added emphasis on testing, as well as capturing all the rel…

I actually worked one summer doing exactly that, back when I was 15. Without any doubt, the absolute worst job I've had. I'd previously worked summers in my uncle's _fresh_ fish pr…

Here's a fun fact to add to the mix: Aldi's gin is one of the best in the world, and cheap to boot. And they're pretty good at various other spirits and beverages too. Do they carr…

It's always a balancing act. Make the abstractions really stiff, and you can optimize heavily for that context. Too loose, and it becomes opaque and hard to reason about. And messy…

I'm a fan of OpenFaaS. It's a simple, smart design, and Alex has done great work in building a community around it. We found it easy to adopt and support for garden.io, and it fits…

I agree to some extent. One of the key value propositions of Kubernetes is indeed in its abstractions, which are mostly quite good. And I really like its declarative approach. Howe…

This phrase, slightly paraphrased, was part of what triggered me to found my startup. "I want my monolith back." It was even a slide in our first pitch deck. So I empathize. I do g…

I'm a pretty heavy TS user and I was pondering the same thing. I've not been able to find a motive for allowing numbers as interface keys, but Symbols actually do make sense since,…