Michael Ortali

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Ramen lover, bread maker, and happy cat dad.
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Michael OrtaliAug 7, 2023
Homemade dinner is served. Green-goddess roasted duck leg, with pan seared baby potatoes in lard, on top of a leek miso mustard sauce - infused with Parmesan rind.
Show threadMichael OrtaliAug 6, 2023
@georgetakei boss move. ♥️ for all these truck drivers, that's significant and life-changing.
Michael OrtaliMay 1, 2023
Homemade Spicy Tonkotsu ramen. If you like food (and cats), follow me for updates. 👏
Michael OrtaliFeb 24, 2023
Panko fried chicken, with spicy mayo sauce, and a side of ponzu salad. Fried at 330-350 for 10 minutes, then oven for 10 minutes at 300.
Michael OrtaliFeb 1, 2023
Jelani CobbFeb 1, 2023
An open letter from 200+ African American Studies professors regarding Florida’s rejection of the AP pilot course. https://medium.com/@afamprofshighered/open-letter-in-defense-of-ap-african-american-studies-e61768fb8f9c
Open Letter In Defense of AP African American Studies

We are almost 800 African American Studies faculty, administrators, and allies in higher education at dozens of colleges and universities and we are concerned about the future of our field. We write…

Medium
Michael OrtaliJan 14, 2023
It's the feature I've been waiting for! Google Docs finally adds support for code blocks. https://www.theverge.com/2022/12/14/23509936/google-docs-code-blocks-smart-canvas
Google’s making code formatting a breeze in Docs

Google is adding code blocks that automatically format and apply syntax highlighting to code written in Google Docs, though it seems like not everyone will be getting the feature.

The Verge
Michael OrtaliJan 14, 2023
After Vendredi 13, it's Caturday 14th.
Show threadMichael OrtaliJan 8, 2023
@randometc I'd start small (gRPC), then add a GraphQL layer when things become more stable.
Show threadMichael OrtaliJan 8, 2023
@randometc gRPC solves a lot of this. Your question about GraphQL is interesting. It depends on your problem space. Are you building your APIs for backend integrations, or for mobile / web clients?
Show threadMichael OrtaliJan 8, 2023
@randometc I would stay away from REST APIs and directly do RPC. Apply common principles (CRUD operations), and benefit from the flexibility. You also get SDKs generated for free.