Waiting to see an actual hand on that handball call. It hit his torso. #arsenal

Lunch is going to be alright today.

Cole Palmer. Worst haircut in the league.

Great to see Gabby back on the pitch. And anything that leaves Zinchenko on the bench is a good move IMO

Oregon’s helmets are absolute fire.

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Good morning. Let’s break some stuff.

Crazy Arsenal match at West Ham. Penalties. Punches. 7 goals at the half and even though Arsenal is up by 3, it’s playing like a 1 score match.

All I got. Carving it up.

Another year. Another one down.

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Odegaard. Before he was out, you would always look at the play and while he was there and did his role, he wasn’t what I would consider a standout.

Then he’s out for a stretch and I saw what he really does for the team. Total captain and team player who does so much more than score.

Nice to see it. We’ve been struggling on the road in the Champions league.

Full summer is here in Houston. 80 degrees at sunrise with 91% humidity. Going to have to do deliberate electrolyte intake prior the the morning runs. Already counting the days until the first cold front.

Good morning. #run

Does any tools support the json schema 2020-12 draft? It seems like everything is stuck on 7 or 4.

The cause for this issue is both architectural issues (can’t test in an automated way) and budgets. The business ultimately sets priorities and when the business sees they can buy a new feature for $250k or spend that on maintenance, they will mostly choose the new feature.

I work with mainly enterprises. And the main issue is a lack of automated testing. They can’t deploy more frequently because it’s too big of a risk. They rely on huge stop-the-world manual end-to-end testing cycles and everyone piles their changes into it for “coverage”.

The state of the JSON schema tool world is definitely in need of improvement. I’m simply trying to create reusable schemas and have them work using the ‘$ref’ and somewhere along the way, regardless of tools, the workflow breaks down and does something unexpected which makes the solution not scale.

Friendly reminder that the version of your final deliverable doesn’t need a suffix, Final, etc. Just the semantic version. If you want to differentiate with SNAPSHOT or RC, then do so but not on the one you are shipping.

Hibernate is a great example that just adds confusion to the situation.

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Rogue One is the best Star Wars film. It was the complete package: story, characters, and cinematography.

I love how quickly the blue check went from a status symbol to a derogatory tag.