I am tired of GitHub actions so I did this instead.

There's a hosted version here:

I've done a lot with Rego but their playground isn't open source. I decided to write one. This one allows you to load a custom bundle. I think it's safer to share policies with sensitive data because the URL contains the data (I stole the idea from D2).

I think this is the first year my sunglasses have stayed on my face in the ocean. Thanks @HeatWaveVisual.

All I know is thanks to @ThePrimeagen I have a new sticker on my phone.

Oh yeah @terminaldotshop

Thanks @terminaldotshop

Slapped together a quick post about some playing around I've done with NATS and SSE.

@hooksie1 spends 633% more time coding than tweeting. Do I win something?.

I wrote as a demo before NATS micro was a thing. So I took some time this evening to switch over to using the micro package instead of handling the subjects manually.

RT @getgrist: Psst, want to work as an engineer at Grist Labs? Do:.docker run -it gristlabs/grist-twist

So we used Chi in our opinionated router at work. Because we separated the route generation from the subrouter creation, I was able to rip out Chi and use the new Go std library muxer and have no impact to the callers other than the fact they'd have to update to 1.22. I love Go.

RT @ibuildthecloud: GPTScript: Programming with Natural Language. A start of a new journey, where we program with English. Build, share, re….

Not sure what I did to deserve this

Don't know what you're doing today, but you're not having as much fun as I am

I like following @htmx_org on LinkedIn because I can see all the 20 year olds shouting "separation of concerns" and disagreeing with HATEOAS because it sounds mean.

Isn't this similar to what you're doing @ibuildthecloud ?.

@OpenPolicyAgent @htmx_org This was running OPA on it's own so I needed to start Brave without CORS verification. Embedding OPA in a service would take care of that.

So was going to make something dumb this evening, but I found something that might actually be useful. @OpenPolicyAgent to serve/filter data and @htmx_org to display it. This example looks like poop, but the idea is there. Now I need to figure out how to pass form data to the URL