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In case anyone was wondering, use `--js-runtimes node` to use the (as stated as insecure) node option.

Thanks for the feedback! I've moved it below the original comment now. I made some small adjustments to the original comment display as well.

Thanks for the suggestion. I added the time posted as the first piece of displayed metadata. Also, I updated the sort order to display the newest jobs first.

TLDR: Home Assistant and their community are experimenting today (June 15) with a Matter Workshop, where they will connect a ESP32 dev board to HA via matter.

https://www.esphome-devices.com/

There is a lot of great retail hardware with ESP chips out in the market. The above site is a collection of ESPHome configurations for a lot of that hardware.

For a more battle tested solution, I recommend trying ESPHome - https://esphome.io/ - it supports MQTT as well as many other protocols.

Microservices are hard. Monoliths are hard too. Focus on the product and the customer, build what they need. Architecture is a means to make a successful product.

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?geo=US&q=%2Fm%2F01q...

Google trends predicts interest on the "Stocks" topic is about to go through the roof in the US. Interesting.

IF this is the case, we should be way more prepared including possibly having a vaccine available.

We're talking about an image upload and search results. If apple won't allow it, this is the only possible step where you can win.

Will Strafach, the founder and CEO of Guardian Firewall, an iOS security app, said he doesn't see any way Clearview can remedy its situation with Apple given the startup's clear flouting of the rules.

A web app can do this easily.

I was surprised that Conway's law was not mentioned.

I've worked on CQRS / ES microservices at scale and have seen how successful they can be at reliability, scalability and performance.

I don't think people are qualified to reject this pattern unless they've spent some serious time working in these ecosystems. It took me a long time with a ton of production experience to evolve my thinking and truly appreciate CQRS/ES.

I’m not really sure they articulated why they had to switch very clearly. They didn’t like managing Mongo. They said they couldn’t use Mongo’s hosted solution BUT they switch to hosted Postgres. Why not just overcome the limitations preventing them from switching to hosted MongoDB?

I’ve been using it since the 1.0 timeframe. The SEO went through the roof on my low traffic few post personal blog when I switched to Gatsby.

This should be the recommended starter for React developers, over create-react-app!

Gatsby is absolutely a pleasure to work with. Any react developers should check it out!

By age 35 you should have written your own queuing system at least once.

It’s time for the MTA to release an ICO.

I'm all for using the right tool for the job. WebForms code is not possible / extremely difficult to unit test.

The actual codebase itself may be pretty old so WebForms isn't a surprise - the SLN file indicates it was saved with Visual Studio 2010 (https://github.com/propublica/nyc-dna-software/blob/338a1b86...).

On first glance it uses very old frameworks (for example, ASP.NET WebForms) and there are 0 unit tests.

A concerning thing is that a dev database username and password was committed to multiple files, like this: https://github.com/propublica/nyc-dna-software/blob/master/F....