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New blog post: Shorthand, the library I’ve used in every Elixir project for six years but never promoted—until now
andrewtimberlake.com/blog/20…
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Reliability comes from certainty
Why don't I use Managed Runtimes?
Once, something randomly broke and it took a while to figure out why. Turns out it was down to some obscure bug in the new version of Node that AWS had upgraded us to. Turned off managed runtimes after that.
Why don't I have an agent auto-deploying fixes?
Same reason, really. And I prefer to know when a deployment is going out. I might allow auto deploys in the future during my waking hours, but never while I'm asleep. I don't care how good your self-healing swarm is or whatever, I'm running a business that demands high uptime (API service) so I'm just not going to risk any downtime.
Even with all this AI, there are still things I haven’t dealt with that have been unresolved for months 🤦♂️
AI coding has completely changed the work. Coding has changed to management and review. Now the issue is how to manage my time and focus. How to keep track of what’s being done and keep my mind focussed where it needs to be
Dear dev. When I really need to use your app to access a device to solve a real problem. I do not want to have to update the app and upgrade the firmware before I can do anything. This is not the time for frustrating user experience
I’m working on dumping @evernote.
Doubling my subscription fee for all the AI features you’ve added that I don’t use is not helpful.
AI has real costs and most tools don’t need to bake them in. Let me bring my own AI if I need it.
Plan without AI might be an option?
And now we normalise email accounts on signup 🤦♂️
ALT Multiple signups with the same Gmail account using a "." in different places in the local part
Nice to see. I’d been thinking odds something like this. Thank you
Just another callout that we’ve been using my new library ecto_n_plus_one (github.com/srcrip/ecto_n_plu…) to great effect at Jump thus far. It’s surfaced a good number of problematic queries already.
The simple things we know that so many don’t.
Just helped someone today to break up the double "s" in their gmail address by using "."
johnssmith@ can be john.s.smith@
Gotta love it when AI gives up and says "the tests keep failing because the thing you asked me to do didn’t quite work"
I remember the time when you could keep all HTTP headers, HTML tags, and CSS rules in your head
Did you know about Clear-Site-Data header? 👀
One HTTP header to clear cookies, storage, or cache for your site. Perfect for logout flows.
Learn more 👇
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…
ALT Code snippet demonstrating the syntax for the HTTP Clear-Site-Data header, including single, multiple, and wildcard directives.
I’m generally pretty allergic to ads. But, when I’m intrigued by one and click a link, and all I get is a sign up page with no information about what the service does…
