Good series on energy transition crisis:
Interesting talk on the how programming languages are funded: #programming
I think dependency management generally is madness, highlighted by things like left-pad. But golang's 'go mod vendor' is a good feature and a step in the right direction. On one side, there needs to be a balance between giving the programmer control - not being victim to disappearing packages - and allowing them to pull upstream updates. On the other side, programmers need to start taking responsibility for the code they use: dependencies aren't for free. I think the future of dependency management is somewhere between these two sides. #programming
Curl has a high severity CVE #programming
Rings true to me: "Hard fact. The majority of the people you work with don't actually care how good you are at your job. They care about your ability to collaborate and avoid unnecessary drama."
"Teachings need be related to as prompts for spiritual practice and inquiry, not as monolithic and ultimate statements of reality."
v0.dev - AI generated UIs. Would like more generic html output, but looks like this could be most web UIs will designed in the future #programming
Learning golang and this is one of the most dubious parts of the language - why wouldn't you let developers choose? The decision stinks of language designer egotism #programming image