The Kobayashi Maru of Comparing Dates with Times
Saw a fascinating tweet this morning from the excellent Userlist team. We just had a lengthy, one hour discussion with @leoeuclids and @uibreakfast in the @userlist Slack about comparing dates with times… 🙈 Does anyone have opinions on this? 🤪 pic.twitter.com/G0muPbOhS9 — Benedikt Deicke (@benediktdeicke) February 11, 2022 At a minimum, one hundred replies in a Slack thread is the going rate for
UTC is Enough for Everyone, Right?
Programming time, dates, timezones, recurring events, leap seconds... everything is pretty terrible. The common refrain in the industry is Just use UTC! Just use UTC! And that's correct... sort of. But if you're stuck building software that deals with time, there's so much more to consider. It's time... to talk about time. (Also it's time for a lot of time-related puns. Please prepare yourself acc
More Git and GitHub Secrets
This is the brand-new, action-packed sequel to the original Git and GitHub Secrets talk I did in 2012. For one, it has more emoji. Git is a really powerful tool. A lot of that power is deeply hidden, and for good reason: it may only be valuable in certain use cases. You may not run into those use cases very often, but when you do, these lesser-known features might save you literally seconds of tim
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