lubien

It was an unanimous decision to pass it

I have a on hold project called Who is Blocked. It listens to webhooks (GitHub so far) and try to guess which folks are blocked on their tasks so you can support them.

I've just ran phoenix generators and created like 3 functions.

I've been having a fun time with phoenix lately so that's why I chose it though.

I've created a simple UI that shows how many days have passed since the last know layoff and also shows a github-like activity chart.

Data can be added via PR on the repo: https://github.com/lubien/layoffs/

Initial data imported from layoffs.fyi

Fly.io employee here.

Account suspensions are manual. If you have billing issues at most you will be limited on what you can do (deploy, scale...).

Im on this picture and I dont like it

I've just stumbled upon this lovely game engine and it seems amazing.

As a person who wanted to build something like this for a while kudos to the developers

Touch grass

Im not sure they hire or anything but freecodecamp changed my life for the better and I think they also helped a lot of people out there, some of them are friends of mine.

What's your policy on same account with multiple users (like Netflix)? Usually I split those things with friends so services like this can become quite affordable in our currency (BRL).

I read the whole bible as a kid then realized I wasn't a Christian.

If you're gonna ask what's my current religion well I've been asking myself that ever since.

Dropping in https://github.com/bacen

Worth mentioning Brazil has new transfer method called Pix that takes mostly 10 seconds to exchange money to another bank account and you only need the other person/company ID or email or phone number or a random key (the account owner choose which ones they want to allow). It came just a few years ago but basically everyone has it now since it's a payment method directly coming from the Central Bank and all banks implemented it by now. It's pretty easy to generate a QR code and bill someone but you can also set it up on your website in a way that you can check when it's paid programatically. Worth mentioning: it's free of costs except if you're a company that want to use the REST API. By the way, they even use GitHub to discuss things and document their API, really nice

Well done, manoel