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I've written about it more verbosly in Why should you blog? and also helped as someone with ADHD not to mention being a wealth of knowledge I can look back on, that I mostly write for me, but I see lots of traffic coming to my site with folks trying to solve similar problems!

Is this in person only? 👀

One of my ex colleagues used to do this a lot and it took me a while to unlearn that "Nice." was actually a valid and not sarcastic reply 😅

Also yes 😉 https://www.jvt.me/posts/2023/10/05/talk-also-blog-post/

Thank you, that's helped me get there with the changes I needed 🏼

Thank you, that's helped me get there with the changes I needed 🏼

Thanks! I think I'd looked at that before, I think I'm trying to avoid hardcoding too much as the advisory_type can be one of several things, but I'll give it a go, it's deffo better than what I'm doing right now 🤞🏽

Sorry to hear about COVID, glad you're feeling a bit better now and hope it's gone soon 🤗

I've used ajv a lot, both as a library and a CLI and it's got some great support of the main JSON Schema drafts

This is why I always would post Twitter HTML embeds, then remove their JS widget, so it stayed plain and unchanged

You have been successfully incepted, and it wasn't even an Elastic tshirt I had on 😁

You should be able to use https://docs.github.com/en/rest/repos/webhooks?apiVersion=2022-11-28 after enumerating all of your repos, if a bit of a manual hacky hacking is what you'd be happy doing!

Finally got there about half an hour ago. Almost uninterrupted attempts since 1700 yesterday, and at least several times it failed part way, or went to verify post download only to redownload 😡

Congrats on the new job and the great starting week 👏🏽

@marcus@k8s.social wrote https://marcusnoble.co.uk/2019-10-21-meetup-alternatives/ a few years back that may be of interest, in the IndieWeb community Aaron Parecki built https://github.com/aaronpk/meetable and it's been really great for what we need (including being used outside of the IndieWeb community such as for https://events.oauth.net/

Hope it's mild 🤗

I personally avoid it. If the person I'm talking about has been ie legally classed as insane, then maybe but I prefer to avoid the terms altogether

Yes absolutely! I've found doing this has also really helped as a neurodiverse person as well as giving me a ridiculous back catalogue of posts - half of my blog is this sort of stuff 😁

The talk title 🤌🏼

I recently wrote a blog post about this 😂 I'm much more preferable to having both formats available, so definitely +1 folks write a blog post after doing a talk!

Interesting - Related Content I turned off quite a while back due to build speed issues, what would the backlinks template look like? (but short answer no!)

I have You're currently viewing page 1 of 733, of 36637 posts. on my site, which includes all sorts of content, and not even everything as I've got content to backport from Twitter archives 😅

I even find how to make content discoverable hard because if someone's looking for ie a Go post of mine, they could search in the site for it, or go through pages of things tagged go, or try and find it on my new archives page 🤔

I used to run an NFS share and Emby for my home rips, and found it was useful to have Emby for having a web interface to stream through, being able to categorise films into collections or add tags and other metadata, but tbh wouldn't see that as a massive pull or amazing features to require both

So very sorry for your loss, JP 💜

Ah yeah, this was it

👋🏽 I'm www.jvt.me

You know why 🖕🏼

Thanks very much! Very interested to hear how you get on with it, very happy to chat more 🤓

I've also written a blog post about that 😁

It does not wish to be perceived, and tbh, can you blame it?

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Something I love about [govulncheck] (https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/vuln/cmd/govulncheck) is that it tries to find usages of code paths that would trigger a vulnerability so it's a more effective scan, and now I wish that every CVE scanner supported it now 😅

Absolutely love the summary pages 👏🏽 I manually do some of this while writing my Week Notes https://www.jvt.me/week-notes/2023/40/ but love the format of your summary pages - deffo gonna have a look at using Trakt 👀

Ooh yeah this looks like it may be more what I want, thanks! That transcript should be a great start 😁

Interesting viewpoint, I like it! I'm a fan of keeping all the things forever (and maybe "deleting it" but keeping a copy myself) but I like your perspective too

Omg right? I feel its always leg day especially as I seem to remember squats are usually the best damage 😅

Huge congrats 💜

Was a good listen, thanks for the recommendation 😁

Thanks! Please do, I always need more folks to follow 👀

Sounds like a threat 👀

Aw thank you, you're too kind 💜 happy to have been able to help, and been nice to get you know you too!

That's cool that Gitea at least has a CLI, maybe one needs making for Forgejo? I've enjoyed using glab for GitLab as well as gh and it probably isn't that hard to make a minimal CLI for the forge, just depends on how much of the functionality and some of the nice usability like the interactive surveys you'd like

I'd assume only if they implement GitHub compatible APIs 🤔

I investigated this while at Capital One (a couple of years ago) and the main reason was that banks would still be liable for any data leakage that the third party (or in this case you the user whose data it is) would perform, so to make it a little(?) safer it'd be easier to restrict it.

Agreed it's a sucky situation for folks who want their data and could accidentally leak PDFs with the same result 🤷🏽‍♂️

Also as someone who's implemented Open Banking on both consumer and service provider, it's not necessarily something I'd expect lots of folks to enjoy doing themselves 😂

Haha fair play 😅 worth raising a discussion on the Renovate repo for now at least, may be something that could be something that can be contributed with some changes by Civo, or could all be done with an official datasource in Renovate

Nice! Think it's worth upstreaming it?

Hope the comments are being kind, there's always a risk over there 😅

I've used this for a couple of things and from what I remember it gives you a little bit more safety around what you're building compared to text/template. I've considered seeing what oapi-codegen, a Go OpenAPI code generator would look like with it, but not gotten around to it. It's a bit more overheard than plain templating for sure, and I personally feel like it can read a little easier for more complex generation, but that's probably not the case for most code generation tools

Re code generation have you seen things like https://github.com/dave/jennifer ? (blog post)

I love sqlc, it's made me so much happier interacting with databases in Go, glad you're discovering it 🙌🏽