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I am looking forward to this in a few hours.
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RT @xtdb_com
Well ahead of the fancier stuff we have to show you in a few months, @refset will be running a showcase this Friday to discuss the upcoming features in 1.21.0:

eventbrite.com/e/xtdb-121-show

Come along for a chance to meet the community!
twitter.com/xtdb_com/status/15

RT @bmuskalla
Ensure your copyright lasts for the centuries to come. /cc @KevlinHenney

I highly recommend using your private/incognito browser whenever doing webdev. orys.us/uk

I've always done dev sites in my dev browser, so good to hear from this:
polypane.app/blog/always-open-

However, "dev browser" for me actually means "private mode" in FireFox. Something sadly impossible in Finicky github.com/johnste/finicky/iss.

And disclaimer: Polypane who wrote the article is a paid browser (after 2 weeks). Wait -- that's a thing? Who knew?

ANSWER DISCOVERED: firefox "Always Open Privately" plugin does exactly what I want! addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firef and github.com/fbausch/always-open

Why have some mastodon instances blocked cross-posting like moa? Does it get abused?

In any case, I'm grateful for it. Pretty crucial for my taking up Mastodon

This is the verification service used by @Ch_JesusChrist
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RT @TechCrunch
Okta confirms January breach after hackers publish screenshots of its internal network tcrn.ch/3qn9ubC by @zackwhittaker
twitter.com/TechCrunch/status/

RT @centered_app
We've all been there. Join the Centered Movement and let Noah help you stay focused.

RT @Remy_sajoR
Ever wanted to turbo boost your exp and get to know the big players? This is for you twitter.com/RobStuttaford/stat

RT @fndriven
This! It's also super hard (impossible) for noobs to do it right and safe (enough). twitter.com/lisperati/status/1

Seems like fuzz testing = generative testing, which just made it to 's huge update list, but has been in since Spec in 2017? zdnet.com/article/programming-

RT @RobStuttaford
I regularly rewatch @richhickey 's talks.

Two evergreen ones that don't need knowledge of (or, indeed, of any programming at all) are:

- Simple vs Easy
- Hammock Driven Development

changelog.com/posts/rich-hicke

RT @JacekSchae
It's back, under slightly different name from ClojureScript Podcast to ClojureStream Podcast. The same RSS feed and the same format.

Thanks for tunning-in 📻

twitter.com/ClojureStream/stat

RT @VincentCantin
I couldn't find a true cross-platform html->hiccup function, so I made one.

It takes less than 40 lines of code using Instaparse.

Iterator invalidation as a purportedly large error class avoided by immutable code. But it has never happened around me (though I've been immutable for most of my career). In what domains does iterator invalidation occur?

Excellent discussion of WordPress pitfalls and why one dev chose . In short, getting targeted and breaking updates all over the place.
clojureverse.org/t/isnt-clojur

RT @RobStuttaford
@Endless_WebDev Also, I don't think it's about avoiding 'policy code' so much as consciously choosing which you want, and working towards having it, as suits your team.

Cognitive load cuts both ways, you have to find your own balance.

Tug of war: too much boilerplate / too many abstractions

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