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To be OpenShift certified you have to say "Service Serving Certificate Secrets" ten times without messing up

what if I used this weekend to actually get into rust dev and give Vec that one method I've been yearning for

When you list the good stuff in your resumé

You Are The Jumpmaster came on my workout playlist, so now it’s playing on repeat. Sorry, other songs.

Every time I use the Java validation API I like Java a little more. Definitely helps offset... a lot

Some people .await ‘a for a moment like this

I see your type isn’t Unpin

Would be a shame if I

pulled a pro gamer move

*does a C++ style error message*

*puts on conspiracy cap* pretty coincidental timing there, Alaska

Got a good good pronoun sticker at the conf

Red Hat has sales reps. SUSE has... scales reps?

The realization is that validation is a way to emulate having a more specific type system. You don't have a type that represents all strings that happen to be valid, parseable numbers, and you don't have a type that is all nonzero numbers.

Validations are _epimorphisms_. Mapping is an _epimorphism_. The difference being how you structure them either lends it self to being serially workable or parallellably(?) workable.

I just had an epiphany about the disconnect between mapping and validation.

Background:

Deserializing 2 strings into 2 numbers, and making sure both are nonzero.

If they're both numbers, and both are zero, you can easily get information about _both_ of them being wrong. That leads to a good user experience.

However, if one of them is a string without any digits in it, that's a mapping error, and you only get to see that one error (in most ecosystems). Nothing about the other one. Bad user experience.

I just had the pleasure of writing a `@NotNullIsland` validation annotation for a java coordinate type.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Null_Island

yesss github finally exposes "ignore whitespace changes in diffs" in the UI

IntelliBeans IDEA

I hit a breaking point.

Rustin' makes me feel good

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c++ is a research language. Look at the error output, clearly they don't intend for people to actually use it, right?