He’s an odd one. Never met him, he was generally considered one of the „nicer“ ones, and not really a Hanfstaengl, but something along the way seems to have genuinely scared him in a different way than the usual fragile-to-fascist pipeline.

Posted it on HN the other day, and never saw a post oscillating between front page and being flagged with that velocity.

news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4606...

Positively surprised it stayed up though.

Are you using any libs to deploy SQL migrations, or just stash the currently deployed revision somewhere and execute SQL if version < numbered filename?

Heavy AI user, but never got into agentic flows except for simple cases like “replace print with proper logging”. It’s mostly because understanding the output, checking for errors, cleaning it up etc is far from exceeding the speed of copy & paste, so I simply stick with that as my flow.

Any chance this will go up on their video platform?

You do you, but #2, rauljordan.com/why-go-error... has a good summary. It’s one of the reasons Go feels weird for me, but that’s from someone who isn’t sure about try/catch or even Python‘s approach either.

Posiwid etc pp

@dsquareddigest.bsky.social you’ll probably enjoy this, including lines like “The CCP, shrewder in its methods, built multi-tiered grievance collection systems—digital forums, local officials, vetted NGOs—delivering crucial intelligence about potential turmoil.”

Awww ❤️ oddest couple I ever had was a conch and a bumblebee shrimp, they’d rarely be more than 2 inches from each other.

Glad everyone got out - 27026G34, right between RWYs 24 and 33, sounds pretty close to the commercial upper limit for a CRJ on a snowy runway.

Both @cherylstrayed.bsky.social and @dearcoquette.bsky.social have some great ca 2011/2012 paragraphs about dealing with the roller coaster. Thanks for doing The Work!

@izakaminska.bsky.social was the first I saw point that out, Gosplan 2.0 in general and then the oligarchs turning 1990ies Russia last year.

Generally normal among nominally friendly countries, but just checked and you’re right - Colombia implemented their version of APIS in 2015. My comment was more about that it’s generally a high trust environment, and that it’s surprisingly easy to fly from eg Miami to Patagonia.

Weirdly not. Flight plans are about shepherding you safely through the system, weather, make sure there’s a spot for you when you arrive etc. But not at all about the who and why. Aviation is surprisingly free for all - you can fly pretty much anywhere you want globally and just show up.

Thank you so much, had a hunch and definitely noticed the appreciated increase in depth, length, and quality. But still: wen CPIT?!?