Scott Robbins

@scottrobbins
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Software Engineer. I do a little bit of this...little bit of that...
LocationToledo, Ohio
Websitehttps://scottrobbins.dev

There is nothing more I like doing at work that convincing them to shut down services / remove products that aren't worth the effort.

If I had a chance, I'd delete things until I no longer had a job.

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RIP @nova. You were an awesome person, and the world will be worse off without you.
Idk how some people navigate VSCode by clicking on the folders in the left bar instead of file searching.
With the rise of self-driving vehicles, it's only a matter of time before we get a country song where a guy's truck leaves him too.
GraphQL is going in weird directions. This RFC https://github.com/graphql/graphql-wg/blob/main/rfcs/ClientControlledNullability.md is weird. Feels like patching a problem. I've had some issues with nullability but not to go as far as breaking the source of truth which is the main point of gql really.
graphql-wg/rfcs/ClientControlledNullability.md at main ¡ graphql/graphql-wg

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@alexito4 this seems weird from a GraphQL spec level.

I can see client implementations providing this functionality (specifically to fail if something is that the client doesn’t expect), but not the spec or request itself.

I just recently learned about ruby service object syntax, and I’m so confused. What is wrong with classes with one method?
@helge the Xcode part doesn’t help, but when I run “bundle install” I don’t have to make sure I have the Gemspec of every ruby library ever existing in a repo on my computer.

I just did a pod repo update and why is this still how cocoapods works?

(I know i know, it's open source, people aren't getting paid, yada yada)