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Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away. - Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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Every year I start out this day with a Gamblers Anomymous meeting. I never bet sports, but for a lot of people in recovery it's is an unbearably triggering event. If you or a loved one is suffering, there's help! There's GA meetings every night: https://www.gamblersanonymous.org/ga/locations
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Top 3 [Programming Languages] By experience: 1. PHP 2. JS 3. CSS By personal desire to learn: 1. Rust 2. Prolog 3. Reasonhttps://twitter.com/dshaw/status/1223695834576904192 …
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Mike Sherov (he/him) proslijedio/la je Tweet
I've watched this ad every day since it came out, and it does something to me every single time. Happy Black History Month y'all.



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~"We think old code is a mess because of a cardinal law of programming: It’s harder to read code than to write it":http://bit.ly/old-code
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The absolute minutia you pick up working on OSS is unbelievable. I still randomly wonder at night if jQuery could fire $.ready on readyState interactive instead of complete these days, because there were issues in IE<8. And maybe
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Looks like Yarn has struck a good balance. Yarn 2 is per-project opt-in, with Yarn 2.1 generating warnings (but not exceptions) if your project isn't pnp compatible. This is a good upgrade practice: warn about deprecations for 1 major, then change default.https://github.com/yarnpkg/berry/issues/766#issuecomment-580658470 …
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Mike Sherov (he/him) proslijedio/la je Tweet
I did it! REBASE is now available at: https://rebase-book.com
✓ Understand the inner workings of Git
✓ Branches and merge strategies
✓ Interactive rebasing + cherry-picking
✓ Automated testing
...and much more!
Please share with friends that might find this useful!
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Mike Sherov (he/him) proslijedio/la je Tweet
"Monoliths are the future because the problem people are trying to solve with microservices doesn’t really line up with reality", I aspire to such savage language as that which flows from
@kelseyhightower. PREACH BROTHER!

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On to this group, all the hopes and dreams of what is possible are projected. The "community" ponders why certain things are the way they are. And in general, the answer is always the same: the community is tiny. It's time and resources. Not malice, ignorance, nor anything else.
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The problem with Open Source is that the community is much smaller than people think. Twitter has a weird way of amplifying folks into thinking the community is large, but when you look at who's doing the work (admittedly, I haven't done much lately) it is a very tiny group.
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Prolog as a language is closer to SQL than it is to C, Java, or JS. I think most of the difficulty people have with it is that if they learned about in at school, it was in a Programming Languages class rather than Databases class. The latter is a far more apt metaphor.
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Mike Sherov (he/him) proslijedio/la je Tweet
Just like when you’re dealing with its physical analog, your number one most important mantra when you want to improve a hoarded codebase is: Improvement Over Consistency.
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Mike Sherov (he/him) proslijedio/la je Tweet
I’m not talking about taking three extra days on a 1-point story to totally rewrite the user class. I’m talking about noticing a method you’re working in is out of place, and moving it - even if you don’t have time to extract the rest of the concept from the 8000-line file.
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Mike Sherov (he/him) proslijedio/la je Tweet
And at that point, all you’ve accomplished with the money & time they gave you for the rebuild is to shift your problems to the network layer, where they are way harder to see, analyze, test, and fix. That is not progress. IMO that’s engineer malpractice.
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Mike Sherov (he/him) proslijedio/la je Tweet
Our hoarded codebases work the same way. If you don’t change the habits and incentives that led you to that point, you’ll end up with a tangled mess of services mirroring your tangled mess of monolith code.
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Mike Sherov (he/him) proslijedio/la je Tweet
How do you get out of a situation like that? If you just call a junk hauler to take it all away (the grand rebuild, aka “we should rewrite it as services!”) you don’t fix the real problem - which is the organizational incentives that put you in that place originally.
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Mike Sherov (he/him) proslijedio/la je Tweet
Common thread among people I respect: An abundance mindset. They don’t tear down others to build themselves up. They celebrate the success of others. They don’t view success as a pie to divide. They recognize success isn’t a zero sum game. They strive to make the pie bigger.
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For me, Open Source has always been about scratching an itch and then bailing if I'm burning out. I applaud folks who can do day in day out steady maintenance. It's just for not me... that's what my day job is for. For FOSS, I gotta get in, accomplish a goal, get out.
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Mike Sherov (he/him) proslijedio/la je Tweet
Ideas are one in a million. Execution is much less common. One of the simplest things you can do to set yourself apart from the majority of people is to actually ship something. An app, a blog post, a book, even a tweet. It doesn’t have to be perfect, you just need to do it.
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