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If Tony and Steve were friends, that's not Apple being cutthroat. Cue: the chapter about poaching from friends in Ben Horowitz's The Hard Thing About Hard Things. If you cross that…

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The glass-half-full here is it’s an incredible signal that one of the largest financial gateways in the world is _able_ to do this with current capabilities. Personally, this is ex…

Over-engineered in what way?

Signed in just to upvote this. Amen homie

He said he’d forego glory, not values.

Where he encouraged people to lean into intentionality and finding purpose rather than using therapy as a replacement? I have a diagnosed anxiety disorder and I’ve benefited GREATL…

It does have a GIL. You’re not wrong, but by that same logic, there’s pitfalls when using multi-threading as well, even in languages where it’s native (e.g., Elixir). Regardless, i…

I’ve never felt like “throw everything into a queue” was a mindset within the Ruby community, nor have we done that at my companies. And multi-region is a business decision.

Neither sticking everything into a queue nor going multi-region are Ruby’s fault.

I didn't insist that. Understood, but specifically, I was talking to the comment I replied to, which was about 1440p monitors in particular.

Are you using enlarged text or native 1440p? If the latter, have you used 4k or retina displays in the past? It’s hard to go back after that.

Oh interesting, good to know.

Ahhh got it, this is focusing primarily on load balancing at a lower layer of routing then than what I'm referring to. While not wrong, "global load balancing" threw me off a bit. …

This is excellent, but I'm not following how the multi-region deployments work. Is Anycast involved in this somehow?

And Godot

Respectfully, your response further qualifies what I meant by your take being an always/never. I’m aware you’re the one who put “almost” in there, and I didn’t meant to imply you w…

“Almost” is key there. I respect your position, but it’s an always/never take, and the longer I am in this industry, the more I find myself leaning into “it depends.” Here’s a take…

You’re describing the pain of poor architecture rather than the pain of global state. The tool itself is neutral. Sharp knives and all that.

Seconded

Wow, this is an incredibly robust CLI. One of the more feature complete (and aesthetically pleasing) terminal UIs I’ve seen. Well done!