A trans friend of mine from university has been regularly posting remembrance lists: https://annajayne.medium.com/ -- she wasn't the first trans person I knew (that was a colleague in the mid-'90s) but she was the first whose complete transition and personal story I read online.

Define "hardcore"

i have a hammock in my office. is it hardcore?

No, definitely "shoegaze."

@U2J4FRT2T I guess if it has spikes in it or something?

It is if you get yourself an aerial yoga hammock

It's the most hardcore, because you've transcended the crutch of the physical machine. It's like the difference between mental chess and regular chess; only the most brilliant can do hammock-driven development. (LMK if your friend needs my venmo address to thank me for my insight)

@U077BEWNQ I wish to subscribe to your newsletter.

only if you fall out of it methinks 😆

a wagon is what maven calls the plugins that talk to different kinds of respositories

there are actually multiple ways make a maven repo on s3

the simplest is to just use s3 a dumb http server

no wagon required

i see. i think we haven’t found a “right” way so we’re just trying to follow other directory layouts, the metadata and let it be public

and just want a good name for the bucket

maven-repo-{uuid}

👍

i wasn’t sure if maven was a particular website, a protocol, or what. thanks that is helpful

We use this tool internally https://github.com/kennyjwilli/s3-mvn-upload

wagons are the old api, transporters are the current api. But the thing you’re making is a maven repo.

nice. thanks. i wasn’t sure if maven was a company, a particular repo, or a generic name for repo. appreciated

I used to use a lein plugin to be able to read + deploy jars to maven - was probably https://github.com/pjstadig/lein-maven-s3-wagon.