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Ever get confused by OpenAPI’s oneOf, allOf, and anyOf? We got you! 🚀 oneOf: Only one schema matches 🚀 allOf: All schemas match 🚀 anyOf: At least one matches A small change can have a BIG impact on API validation. I break it down in this guide 🔽

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Austin should be a city where generational families can stay and thrive. Had a great time with @aura-atx.org! Their work for a more inclusive, connected Austin is inspiring. Together we're building a city that works for everyone! 🏠 ❤️

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SDKs can make or break your enterprise API integration! 🛠️ Dive into our Ultimate SDK Evaluation Checklist for setup, code quality, and compatibility insights. Optimize your stack! Guide below 🔽

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One of many measures of a successful conference.

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There's some fantastic conversations happening at Developer Week right now. Join us to chat about APIs and SDKs and discover why our mascot is a llama! 🦙 We're at booth #900

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Not all Python HTTP clients are created equal. 🐍 • Requests: Dead simple, but sync only • HTTPx: Async support, modern features • urllib: Standard lib, but... clunky Which one should you use? Here’s a breakdown to help you decide.

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I wrote a little article about LLMs. I swear it's good.

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Trains are important in the US because I've only ever had one single positive airline experience ever here.

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Imagine if you will a Texas connected by regional rail lines, and Texas cities big and small with light rail systems. No more worrying about driving on congested highways or worrying about finding parking downtown. Wouldn't that be nice?

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Building a Java SDK? ☕ Learn how to design with developer experience in mind, from OpenAPI integration to modular design. Dive into our best practices below 👇

submitted 34 days ago • 1 comment

Totally unsurprising that those who deny that salute can't explain it. It was distinctive, deliberate, and he did it twice. If it's not what it is then what is it?

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I am so happy to no longer be on that other site.

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Anyone who hasn't been to a Halfstack conference is missing out. halfstackconf.com/phoenix

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Several things would be better in the world if the people who designed the thing had to also use it regularly. Bike lanes, sidewalks, transit, and software are my big ones.

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Simplifying enterprise integrations doesn't have to be a headache. In our latest blog, we share SDK best practices, focusing on type safety, validation, and maintenance, all rooted in OpenAPI specs. Learn how to reduce complexity and accelerate development for your team. 🔗👇

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Did a 2.5 hour bike trip: - 35 mins of biking - 30 mins of window shopping - Grocery shopping (2 stores) - Lunch - Took my time Also got my haircut this morning. It's wonderful to get a full day's chores done in a few hours. One of many reasons why we need to build more in the core of our cities.

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AI often sparks fear of worst-case scenarios, but what if we focused on the possibilities? Let’s explore how AI could enhance lives and drive innovation. 🌟 What excites you most about AI's potential? Check out our thoughts 👇

submitted 58 days ago • 1 comment

I was today years old when I realized I could put colons in file names.

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First week @liblab.com and there's presents! I wonder what goodies are inside.

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Austin city council is now 10-1 pro-housing and transportation. Austin voters have spoken loud and clear. You love to see it!

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Austin District 7 residents, TODAY is the last day of early voting in the runoff elections. GO VOTE! 🏃‍♀️ 🗳 All the voting info you need: votetravis.gov/current-elec...

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CSS is the world's most successful config file format.

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Photographers will spend many thousands of dollars on camera gear with eye autofocus, 20 fps shutter speed, IBIS, OIS, AWB, in camera post processing, and Lightroom and then say AI has gone too far. The sheer audacity.

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Incredible turnout to protest #Bill212 and the removal of bike lanes. Bike lanes save lives and are worth fighting for. #BikeTO #ONpoli #TOpoli

submitted 89 days ago • 13 comments

C# is the best general purpose/large project programming language I've ever used. What other C#-like modern languages there are out there (not Java or F#)? #dev

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People out here describing protected bike lanes and pedestrianization as massive social engineering project as if the automobile's takeover of American cities was a natural weather event

submitted 93 days ago • 47 comments

It's been pretty clear for a while now that the NIMBY constituency in Berkeley is a disproportionately affluent minoritarian faction. Basically tracks Einstein et al's research on who mobilizes to block new housing.

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Run more service and the people will come. 🚆 www.trains.com/trn/news-rev...

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There we have it. A candidate that lost the general election by 104,000 votes is now requesting a recount in the narrow hope that a runoff is called AND the special election works out in her favor. This is a power play by someone entirely uninterested in democracy and the desires of Austin voters.

submitted 97 days ago • 1 comment

This is why we say CONCRETE NOW. Paint and plastic are not protection. Spruce and Pine are just the beginning we need REAL protected bike lanes all across the city!

submitted 97 days ago • 6 comments

Heads would roll if ecommerce sites knew all the sales they lost to things like the "Add to Cart" button simply not working. Paypal, Target, and a whole bunch of Shopify-like sites do this.

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Council will soon be voting on a new density bonus program with a 240 ft height limit that applies primarily to highway adjacent lots. Meanwhile ETOD disincentivizes development with 120 ft height limits and higher affordability requirements.

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