I don't take to twitter often, but github.com/npm/rfcs/pull/43 has potential to break so much stuff. Anyone who's done peer deps between npm v3 (June 2015) and now is liable to be broken by it. The breaking change in npm 3 and reversion of that change in 7 is a 4 year aboutface.
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@7imbrook So in the last month I have learned that tar -xf [filename] is pretty much always what you want.
First time playing legacy. At #GPNJ. Using a brew cobbled together in two days. Let's do this.
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@7imbrook I've been using Vagrant to maintain a development environment for those working in 'nix @ work. 'vagrant up' always feels magical.
"In the past we used server-side templating languages. Or we just copied our code. Or we just didn't do this." - Kristen Mills on Templates
Today, I managed to convince a PM in a .NET shop that we should submit a proposal to a client to do a project with node.
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"Google Translate is a one-way hash, right?" - @7imbrook – at Cupertino, CA
@7imbrook And then you spawn a side-stack to handle the stack overflow exception. Which can also brickwall.
Reading an old issue on Travis, and then out of nowhere a wild comment from McCurdy appears:
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@7imbrook One cup of English Breakfast Tea in the morning takes me two k-cups to fill. It's bad.
TIL that being employed apparently makes it more difficult to contribute to open source projects on github.
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"No way this code ever worked; I have to ask how it's supposed to work. Can I call the author?" "No, He's dead. We don't talk about it."
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