Building safety and safety nets.

Why is this bad?

Imagine someone sending you $100 to your bank account. Except those $100 can be tokens. And your bank account is your crypto address.

I don't game but I've found Kinesis split keyboard (https://gaming.kinesis-ergo.com/edge/) + vertical mouse cured my wrist/forearm pain. That plus a desk at 27" instead of a "normal" 32" are one time ergonomic expenses that are absolute no-brainers for programmers.

It took a lot of trial and error to find the setup that worked for me. I think the above is the right 80/20 solution. Worth a shot and hope it ends up helping someone. FWIW, the Kinesis keyboard has a nice tilt that corresponds with the vertical mouse tilt.

Using a vertical mouse completely cured my wrist pain. They are clunky and an eyesore, but if you feel the slightes pain in your wrist, I urge you to get a vertical mouse and at least use it part of the time. I got a cheap rechargeable one for 30 euros and it feels very natural. Swtiching between regular mouse and vertical ones is no problem at all.

Guessing a significant chunk is due to talent base.

The typical reaction to Elixir on my resume is still "we have a crazy Elixir person on our team too!"

Mine is "Elixir, what's that?".

Usually I reply something like "You know Discord?".

What's the other 15% of your time? :)

Everyone at Fly.io spends 15% of their time listening to me ask for blog posts.

Jose wrote the bulk of the code and he worked on Devise. Blog post (1yr old) from Jose here. https://dashbit.co/blog/a-new-authentication-solution-for-ph...

It is very, very good. You can try it even without phoenix 1.6 as a hex package and it's great.

What's the hex package? Can't find it.

phx_gen_auth - https://hex.pm/packages/phx_gen_auth

Have you seen Surface UI? Pretty cool. Collection of LiveView components. https://surface-ui.org/