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Liked Josh Simmons (@josh@josh.tel)
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As much as I don't think every single project or ecosystem needs its own dedicated FOSS foundation... I would much rather that than have a massive swath of the FOSS commons under the auspices of a single organization. I've not been shy about my views that the Linux Foundation has become a dangerous single point of failure. #OpenSource #FreeSoftware #Governance

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Liked Alex Wilson :balatro_joker: (@probablyfine@tech.lgbt)
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One of the most useful things I've learned about writing software is knowing when to say "Nah, this is bad", reset or stash my change, and start again. Nothing you write is providing value until it's landed in main, and even that's not a guarantee. Be more comfortable with throwing away your work if it's not right, and work in small increments so you're less attached to your solutions.

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Liked Tailscale (@tailscale@hachyderm.io)
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We don't like the "SSO tax," where vendors treat a basic security feature like a luxury to charge users for. And yet, we found a whiff of it in our own pricing! So we fixed it: https://tailscale.com/blog/sso-tax-cut/?utm_source=Mastodon&utm_medium=owned-social&utm_campaign=devrel-social

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Liked Álvaro Ramírez (@xenodium@indieweb.social)
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Attached: 1 image I’m building https://lmno.lol, a new blogging service - No #tracking - No #ads - No #paywall - No #bloat - No #distraction - No registration to try - #privacy first - #light #dark mode - Read anywhere (even on #terminal). - #markdown drag/drop - Bring your own #text #editor You can check out my blog mirror at https://lmno.lol/alvaro Happy to send invites. Please help me get the word out 🙏 #vim #emacs #vscode #minimalism #indiedev #indieweb #indie

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Liked Francisco Tolmasky (@tolmasky@mastodon.social)
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The amount of time I have invested porting stuff that worked perfectly fine with CommonJS over to ESM is unbelievable. But it is all worth it knowing that at the end of the day, after all that hard work, it will... work exactly the same with zero additional benefits... mostly. It will probably always have some hiccups that don't work as nice as the old system.

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Liked Making ijq Fast
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I recently received an issue report that ijq was performing slowly. The issue claimed that, when used on a large (16 MB) JSON file, ijq was “too slow to be usable”. I downloaded the test file which …
(https://gpanders.com/blog/making-ijq-fast/)