tylerdiaz

I'd like to add that I use tools from fivefilters.org daily. (Mostly Push to Kindle) If the authors are on this thread, thank you so much for making these tools free to use and for such consistent uptime.

It's possible service development is happening very often, just not in the dev circles I spend time in. (web based startups)

Regarding writing interfaces for the service, that's fine too. It's just an easier way to integrate with a service. But there's a big difference between writing a service interface and a library that implements the service's functionality.

We do have plenty of open source services (e.g: Zookeeper, Redis, Kubernetes), but few product level like Stripe/Auth0. Yet there's a lot of duplicated effort in things like writing ecommerce/forum/blog/geolocation/social software. I wonder why we don't have more of these.

I noticed a similar problem when I wanted elm-format's indentation set with 2 spaces instead of the un-configurable 4.

I'm a little surprised to see it took this long to release what some teams consider an essential feature. I worked at a company where force-pushing master (by-accident) would put the master branch in lock down while someone could fix its history, which is easily solved by this feature.

Looks like he's ray casting it, no 3D code implemented, just the illusion itself.

Yeah, it doesn't really describe a lot about the product.

Merry Christmas & Happy new years to everyone.

Cheers to another year of hacking! :D