some abstractions are for-profit weaponized complexity
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@zachleat *glares at RSCs*
@zachleat weird that’s the title of my kubernetes book
@mattrambles do you need my address for the residuals or
@zachleat Let’s cross that bridge when we get there. Test readers said “... the author was not qualified to write this book and it’s one of very few that should definitely be burned.”
@mattrambles is the paper at least septic safe or
@zachleat oh publisher reviews were similar so it is only an ebook at this time
@mattrambles inspired by you 👀 https://fediverse.zachleat.com/@zachleat/111376701581059981
@zachleat What an honor! 🧻 🙌
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@zachleat I look at marketing for React conferences/events and see big budgets pushing overly complex solutions to problems you probably don’t really have. Compare to something like https://hypermedia.systems/ that got dropped by their publisher because they didn’t think the market was big enough and so have to self-publish. Such a shame when it has potential for building much simpler systems.
@daz it seems we are too loosely organized, HMMMMM
@zachleat i’m having a strong REACTion to this toot zach