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Jujutsu is immutable for public changes by default. You can force changes with a ‘—ignore-inmutable’ flag.

Brings memories of when I did some chapters of HTDP2 to learn Lisp. https://htdp.org/2024-11-6/Book/index.html More accesible than SICP, highly recommended

Related https://www.romaglushko.com/blog/whats-aouth2/

Ditched git for jj a year ago. Never going back. If anybody is hesitant give it a try!

I really liked the example in OP. I will give Deno and Dax a shot.

It's a cycle, design patterns, TDD, the latest framework or language. We keep chasing the next silver bullet, but there isn't one. There's no easy road.

Made me think. Every time I see a “Postman collection” or similar artifacts, my heart skips a bit. Use curl. Run it interactively in the terminal. When it works, move it into a she…

Love this version. I quoted the chapter about Leadership plenty of times at work. `True leaders are hardly known to their followers.`

First. Love that more tools like Honeycomb (amazing) are popping up in the space. I agree with the post. But. IMO, statistics and probability can’t be replaced with tooling. As sof…

> On the one hand, at lower-levels you want to exhaustively enumerate errors... > On the other hand, at higher-levels, you want to string together widely different functionality fr…

> Metrics are simple, extremely cheap You clearly haven’t seen our Datadog invoice :) Jokes aside, I liked the idea of listing things by level of detail. One related issue I run in…

My first thought: Controlling allocations and minding constraints... honestly, that's engineering stuff all services should care about. Not only "high-volume" services.

Sort of related. Jepsen and Antithesis recently released a glossary of common terms which is a fantastic reference. https://jepsen.io/blog/2025-10-20-distsys-glossary

Everyone can talk and give opinions. The real question is if you can actually make a difference. I tell people there's a gap between knowing how to do something and actually doing …