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We are in a similar situation, and here's what I did:

1) Learned the basic concepts of double-entry bookkeeping. 2) Told ChatGPT about my business domain and requested an example Chart of Accounts (CoA) tailored to it.

Feel free to reach out to me, I’d love to exchange ideas.


I love Node's built-in testing and how it integrates with VSCode's test runner. But I still miss Jest matchers. The Vitest team ported Jest matchers for their own use. I wish there were a similar compatibility between Jest matchers and Node testing as well.


Currently for very small projects I use the built in NodeJS test tooling.

But for larger and more complex projects, I tend to use Vitest these days. At 40MBs down, and most of the dependency weight falling to Vite (33MBs and something I likely already have installed directly), it's not too heavy of a dependency.


It is based on vite and a bundler has no place in my backend. Vite is based on roll-up, roll-up uses some other things such as swc. I want to use typescript projects and npm workspaces which vite doesn't seem to care about.


assertions in node test feel very "technically correct but kind of ugly" compared to jest, but I'll use it anyway


yes but consider this Jest code, replicating such in node testing is painful. testing code should be DSL-like, should be very easy to read.

            expect(bar).toEqual(
                expect.objectContaining({
                    symbol: `BTC`,
                    interval: `hour`,
                    timestamp: expect.any(Number),
                    o: expect.any(Number),
                    h: expect.any(Number),
                    l: expect.any(Number),
                    c: expect.any(Number),
                    v: expect.any(Number)
                })
            );


One thing you should add to section 10 is encouraging people to pass `cause` option while throwing new Error instances. For example

new Error("something bad happened", {cause:innerException})


It's wild that that's not what the section is about. Extending error is not new at-all.


Most people (including the author apparently) don't know they can chain errors with cause option in-built way in node and in browser. It is not just arbitrary extending and it is relatively a new thing. https://nodejs.org/api/errors.html#errorcause


I've found that a lot of logging frameworks and patterns will not include cause which can absolutely fuck debugging


Cool didn't know about this


There’s a truth we’re rarely taught in school and I find it deeply poetic: The vivid colors we see in flowers, even those beyond our vision in the ultraviolet, and the delicate fragrances that drift on the breeze they're not for us.

They are nature’s love songs, composed to seduce insects. All this beauty is a grand performance, meant to charm bugs into becoming messengers of life, carrying pollen from bloom to bloom.

Bees, though precious, are just one part of this ancient dance. Moths, beetles, butterflies, each plays a role in this quiet symphony of survival.

And yet, this balance is being disrupted. Greedy and short-sighted actions are damaging ecosystems that are far more complex than we understand.

But here’s the humbling part: Nature will endure. She always has. She’ll shake us off like dust, heal in silence, and bloom again with or without witnesses.


So we're waiting for bees to evolve resistance to these mites?


No, we're waiting for humans to die off so that bees don't live in these conditions. Eventually something will start to eat those mites, or the commercial honeybee will go extinct. One way or another, this problem won't exist.


bu yazdiklarimdan onu mu anladin aq otistigi. Hepimizi geberip gidecegiz doga devam edecek


Ravendb is trash. It can’t handle even 1/10 of this type of a load, it was trashed in jepsen testing too. I had to work with it 4 years and i disliked it.


Thanks! I am a little disappointed that it seems to be trash :(


It is not just a mainboard issue. I had an asus mechanical keyboard. After I started using it, Windows kept installing software and background services in system that is a listening port. I kept deleted it manually and no matter I did, windows kept installing it without my consent. It was really annoying.


checkout ClickHouse cloud maybe they have cheaper options for your usage


Please Google Thomas Seyfried and William Makis. The latter is controversial—if he’s not completely fraudulent and making things up, he might be onto something. He’s sharing emails from numerous cancer patients who claim to have healed using these two particular molecules.


I have a friend who is an MD, and he recently asked me what I’ve been doing to manage my seborrheic dermatitis. Since dermatologists have no cure for it, we often have to resort to anecdotal treatments. Moreover, big pharma doesn’t invest in studies for treatments they can’t patent. Blind trust in medical professionals isn’t necessarily wise. Anecdotal solutions still hold significant value, in my opinion


What have you been doing? Asking for a desperate friend (me).


clear men 3in1 active carbon shampoo. avon argon oil. ketogenic diet (I do this for weight loss but it helps for SD too)


Have you read Thomas Seyfried's researches. he says it is possible to strangle cancer cells with keto diet + blocking glutamine. He calls that 'press-pulse strategy'


https://www.amazon.com/Cancer-Metabolic-Disease-Management-P...

This is Seyfried’s book describing the pulse strategy.


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