“Um actually 🤓 ☝️”

Have some sense to not post something like this when you are aware of the plight of the average worker in America even if you are in the minority as a tech worker

(I’m also a tech worker)

I hear what you are saying but I wouldn’t even say that line about if it were women it’d be a national crisis. Time has shown again and again that society will gladly throw away a group of people without needing to devalue your words with a statement like that.

Anyway there’s a lot of things to discuss around this.

We can dive into the societal role of men with being encouraged to bottle up because “grown men don’t cry” and toxic masculinity.

We can talk about rates of gun ownership between genders that is a big factor in suicide risk.

We can unpack the issue with people not having the money for mental health resources. Which can be solved through general wage increases or through the state.

The point is to say that instead of using a crisis to step another group of people we should be approaching these things from a point of intersectionality.

Edit: Just to be on topic I am completely for restrictions on guns as a easier means to dealing with shootings.

The crazy people shouting “dont take my guns” while also touting the line of “it’s a mental health isssue” without being open to addressing that problem gets me so worked up.

I’m surprised no one has mentioned golang. We have the usual dichotomy of java and rust but there’s a very very good option for those who are worried about rust adoption.

I vastly prefer writing rust code but go on its own gets you very very similar performance at the cost of developer experience. I think sum types are the #1 requested feature so once that comes I’ll be a much happier boy.

I drink black coffee because I have a problem. Not because I’m trying to get +1 to my role in society

Imagine being so sensitive a little bit of lightness in your coffee is enough of a devaluation to your manhood to make it a thing 😫

Yeah its definitely a bit of a leap to start to grasp. I've been working with rust for a little but still consider myself a baby but damn is it a fun thing to invest into. So many layers and interesting ideas to learn

What parts are you enjoying??

If you truly wanted to deal with climate change you’d already be voting for progressives but the hill you choose to die on is the trans social issues while trying to regurgitate populist ideals. So please stop it with the centricity

A moderate at best indirectly but most commonly directly supports the status quo in the US.

Hopefully it helps you 🥰

If the code base you are working with dumps a ton of shit into the redux state it might need to be sanitized. I implemented this at my last role and it actually redeemed the dev tools tab to being useable rather then just crashing

I would also mention Redux has kinda fallen out of fashion for some other choices now. I personally use Zustand/Jotai but the move to redux tool kit can be an easier step if it’s an option

Too many key libraries are on version 0.X with an unstable API

Sounds like my rust experience but then again it'd be non-existing for some of them.

This is a great read.

I would bring up something like this in some of my junior interviews from being self taught. I would call it “unknown unknowns” but never made the jump to Domain knowledge which I’ve heard now

Are you using the extension for redux debugging as well? I know you mentioned the usual react extension but just mentioning it in case.

https://github.com/reduxjs/redux-devtools

I started on a media thingy like sonarr if you’re in the self hosted world.

I’ve only wrote application code so I’m using this to grok life times and some of the more deep topics rust offers.