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Bart Enkelaar

@DevLearnsDaily

Tweeting what I learn everyday as developer @bol_com . Main: @BartEnkelaar . Mission: Site Reliability Engineering #codingisawesome #everydayalittlebetter

 Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Joined March 2015
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Yesterday was working from home, not as succesful as Monday or Tuesday, but decently so. Today is final workday of the week. Hoping to make some progress on strategy and do some good coding. Let's go!
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Alright today's another working day! Today's for technical leadership. Almost wrapped up personal key results and then hoping to dive into operational risk assessment and unifying SRE strategy company-wide. Optionally I've got some coding options, which should be fun.
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Also planning a quick run over lunch and hope to get some Meridian work done in the evening, but will see about that. Yesterday my evening went to family & relaxation, which was nice & necessary after the busy weekend. Also I started calorie counting again! Went well yesterday.
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Super successful day at work. Little disappointed at the end that I won't get to speak at our internal conference this year but did everything I wanted to do and more. Run was hot, but fun. Was exhausted in the evening though, so no Meridian work regrettably. Perhaps today!
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So today's work! Mostly working on Personal & SRE strategy for the coming quarter. Little late, I know, but I'll get this tree to grow still ;-). Morning's meetings, afternoon's for production. Hoping to at least wrap up the personal OKRs today.
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Managed to wrap up the objectives, not so much the key results. Should be short work tomorrow though. Reason was an unexpected brainstorm meeting that was pretty useful. Brought some new ideas and interactions. Good day. Also ordered business cards for Meridian.
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Alright, today's family day! Yesterday our youngest turned 3, so today's about doing all the preparations. Also want to get a little bit of work in, but don't have a lot of ambitions there.
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So I missed the checkout, but this day was totally successful! Had good family time & good preparations for Sunday, which was amazing. We had 2 good parties that we could genuinely enjoy and I even managed to do a little run-swim-run in between! Good weekend.
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I'm resurrecting this account for a bit of personal accountability. I plan to check in ambitions for the day in the morning and check out achievements in the evening. Might do learnings as well. Will see.
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Carbon, a successor language to C++ was announced at @CppNorth today by @chandlerc1024. I'm very excited about this project's potential. You can learn more about Carbon and get involved on GitHub. github.com/carbon-language/c…
Image from Bryce, the CUDA Colonel (@blelbach)
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Dr. Tech
@doctechmd19 Jul 2022
How the loading progress bar works
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What I meant was this:
James Ide (@JI) profile pictureJames Ide
@JI12 Jul 2022
With the newest version of Git 2.37.0, you can run just "git push" to push new branches. No more "--set-upstream origin". Enable with: git config --global --add --bool push.autoSetupRemote true
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Another good one via @breun : With the newest version of Git (2.37.0), you can run just git push to push new branches. No more --set-upstream origin. Enable with: `git config --global --add --bool push.autoSetupRemote true`
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So yesterday I learned that next to all the well known `fun` in kotlin, you can also have `fun interface`s these days! kotlinlang.org/docs/fun-inte… #kotlin #fun
Functional (SAM) interfaces | Kotlin

Functional (SAM) interfaces | Kotlin

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Want to get rid of a whole lot of flyway migrations? This is a fine option: github.com/the-serious-progr…
GitHub - the-serious-programmer/flyway-postgres-squash-script: Script to squash flyway migrations...

GitHub - the-serious-programmer/flyway-postgres-squash-script: Script to squash flyway migrations...

Script to squash flyway migrations to one migration script with a postgres database - the-serious-programmer/flyway-postgres-squash-script

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Simon Wardley@swardley7 Jun 2022
I do like it when I come across threads like this on cryptocurrency ... moments of awakening ->
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Whoa. Apparently HTTP/3 is not based on TCP. That's pretty wild.
Robin Marx (@programmingart) profile pictureRobin Marx@programmingart6 Jun 2022
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HTTP/2 was also updated as the new RFC 9113 rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9113.h… mainly to remove the old prioritization system. Even HTTP/1.1 and general HTTP semantics + caching concepts were tightened up in RFCs 9110-9112. Big day for the arguably most used application layer protocol 😃
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In legacy software development I often see the same mistakes being made over and over again. 🤦‍♂️ But I guess it is hard to the right thing, because the solution is in doing what contradicts the intuition. A thread 🧵 👇 1/8
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Extension methods were added to Kotlin primarily to enable them to keep APIs minimal
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"Many things in Kotlin are ugly on the inside"
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