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I'm looking for recent books or up-to-date text on with PHP. is changing rapidly and all the books I see are nearly a decade old. Any good recommendations?

I had a bash file that was suddenly failing. After TOO LONG debugging, I found that one of the included functions had been broken so it ended with `fi}` instead of `fi\n}` so a linebreak had been removed. As a result the cron job that depended on that script was failing.

ah, that's the stuff. Because Gnu `date` can create Julian dates but then cannot read them.

Do any #clojure folks out there know of a short language-specific course covering the basic OWASP guidelines?

I can, for the moment, rest in peace (at least, on the issue of getting my portable docked triple-monitor setup stable with ). orys.us/ww

Todo: write a script to convert from a given JDN to verbose date. So `babashka-date 2024030` => `Tue 2024.01.30`. Apparently GNU bash `date` can OUTPUT formats that it cannot intake.

. A good thing: officially standardized by the W3C github.com/w3c/epubcheck . However, some auto-generated epub seems to be rubbish; 3 out of 4 of my epub readers failed to parse the epub, even after editing missing fields per edrlab.org/open-standards/anat . I'm not sure how the 4th one managed it, but it's pretty ugly. Guess I'm sticking with on this one.

My is not hotloading, although its codebase is just a copy of another that worked beatifully, and that a copy of another that never had troubles, either. I've looked over every difference I can find and see nothing. The WATCHER is working fine; when I make a code change, I see a spinner. But updates don't actually appear. React Devtools also show that nothing is connected. But manual hitting "refresh" works, though it feels like I'm back in the stone ages...

O frabjous day!

The good news here for those outside the EU is that Apple will have to keep WebKit good enough that users choose to keep Safari even in the face of growth hacking by other browser vendors—so that means a better open-source Webkit for all platforms in all jurisdictions

techcrunch.com/2024/01/26/appl

(Apple has already been on this for a while--a lot of Safari #webcompat issues have been fixed, and there is a lot of nifty CSS there)

I am a big fan of extending old, good technologies rather than recreating the wheel. is one of these; both and @zulip do this, in very different and equally inspiring ways.

As far as I can tell, the Achilles Heel of email is that it is TOO easy, and that has given rise to its antithesis, .

My has crashed three times today, without warning -- I just look up and its gone. It's never done that to me before! The only new thing I can think of is that I've added Discord to its work load...

I just love it when my browser WORKS. When the website doesn't break my "open in new tab" or my "back" or my "history." And I love when it's a surprize. When I click something that I was sure was going to break stuff, and it worked without breaking! No more stupid JS-only on-click handling with a useless link, etc.

and performance are largely synonymous to outsiders thanks to wrappers, but in a conversation just between the two of them, speed and errors may be characteristic. I like this double-jab

Middle/Senior Clojure Engineer

agiliway.com/middle-senior-clo

We are looking for a Middle/Senior Clojure Engineer to join a development team for our USA client. Their product is an AWS hosted platform for the healthcare services, written in Clojure/Python language stack. The product encompasses a few...

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- Bad: silent errors without any log of what's going on.
- Evil: email sending & retrieving silently failing and only a third perspective even tells you that you are blind and dumb for the past 30 hours.

@zulip Looks like my emails stopped getting through to my zulipchat.com instance for our US Monday holiday, and are not through yet. Do holidays knock things out?

Malli, Data Modelling for Clojure Developers

metosin.fi/blog/2024-01-16-mal

Prologue Malli is a high-performance, data-driven data specification library for Clojure. It is widely used in the Clojure Community having millions of downloads and an active channel on Slack. This is the fifth post on Malli, focusing on new...

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