Funny how privileged people are now witnessing what POC have been going through for a long time
When I travel I read the laws and fine prints of visas and add "interrogation time" to my trip plan

Irony, it's their stories told in the press but not that of "Lopez" who a side character in this

Sweet. Might be nice to “inspect_only” rather than redact all as an option.

In ecto you can use redact: true? Does that not solve your use case? Other ways I’ve seen this implemented is to make that field an anonymous function so it has to be called to get the value. Then it won’t be logged when inspecting the data structure

Listening attentively but not taking notes

My new pattern is to use my Phoenix app as a node always and connect to it with Livebook. Code something in livebook as a repl and then basically copy it into the code, or maintain certain scripts and internal tools there

“Torment nexus disabled” this seems like it’s from WoW: Burning Crusade or something

Last book of the big series recently came out - Stormlight Archive. It’s five books with a few other standalone books.

I’ve read most of the other stuff, too, and also started with Mistborn. I’ve basically liked everything.

Another file it feels like a lot of overhead.

Obviously if it’s some major thing that gets used in 20 places it should be treated differently. But if it’s a query that pulls for that view I’d rather it be there (see Locality of Behavior)

I personally find it very frustrating to look at code in the eg Phoenix auth generator style where there are contexts and then you look at the function and it’s like a “Repo.all”.

I find queries to be the easiest thing to read, and often as short, so when I have to trace a function call to

it's stifling and unfriendly to technological progress

My 2yo insists on baby. “Are you Gerald?” “No, baby!”

If you’re the end application.. what your users use and whether it’s consumer (esp. e-commerce) or B2B. If it’s e-commerce I’d be aiming for much higher backwards compatibility.

However in B2B you might have some say over what browser your users should use for your product.