Yeah, tailscale seems to have leadership with their head on right, I agree with the way they handle a lot of things.
> but because we have this data (file name, etc.) passed back and forth between different layers in the code. we were doing lots of .clone() and db.open() at different layers to fetch the same data. The interesting part…
Something that took me way to long to figure out: know when it's time to leave a job.
I love these types of posts. There is something really interesting about the detective work required to be able to talk to old devices like this.
I've climbed at Frenchman's Coulee before: https://goo.gl/maps/4pFfBLs13452 It's a really interesting place with some great scenery, but there isn't a huge variety of climbs on columnar basalt.
As a counterpoint, I quite like Carousel, and I haven't noticed any problems. Background uploads work for me, although it seems to wait until I am on wifi to upload.
Yeah, tailscale seems to have leadership with their head on right, I agree with the way they handle a lot of things.
> but because we have this data (file name, etc.) passed back and forth between different layers in the code. we were doing lots of .clone() and db.open() at different layers to fetch the same data. The interesting part…
Something that took me way to long to figure out: know when it's time to leave a job.
I love these types of posts. There is something really interesting about the detective work required to be able to talk to old devices like this.
I've climbed at Frenchman's Coulee before: https://goo.gl/maps/4pFfBLs13452 It's a really interesting place with some great scenery, but there isn't a huge variety of climbs on columnar basalt.
As a counterpoint, I quite like Carousel, and I haven't noticed any problems. Background uploads work for me, although it seems to wait until I am on wifi to upload.