I’ll never understand devs that go “I don’t know that language”. PHP is one of the only languages used in production I don’t know. I have read examples and it looks like you bastardized a Java/c# clone with bash or a string templating language, which isn’t very appealing. But like, if I had to learn it, I’d do so in a month, functionally writing it in a week tops. Learning languages is part of the job, and they all add something to your understanding of paradigms.

The only effect a law like this would have on me is me using the stuff more and probably contributing it to it.

How is it different?

Notion isn’t great for tasks but the all in one ecosystem for notes and databases is amazing

People used reddit chat?

Yeah but I guess I just don’t use podcasts on other devices. Too much headphone switching.

What’s wrong with Apple Podcasts? Just curious.

No that’s insane. And also all clouds are getting pricy. At work a single instance AWS RDS sql server is costing $250/month…

Get a raspberry pi and do everything at home.

Dude this is amazing! We should have more web-first mobile interfaces!

His response to that issue is really solid.

I think that will have me switch eventually, but it sucks its php.