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54 sats \ 3 replies \ @cozy 13 Sep 2021 \ on: SN daily standup 9/13 - what are you working on today? meta
  1. Our (Japanese wholesale oyster) company (1% of company reserves in BTC, we accept lightning/Bitcoin on our online shop, only in Japan samuraioyster.com) has a HACCP certification consulting meeting today, starts in like half an hour, just killing time before that.
  2. Need to figure out some traceability documentation standards to create our own flow for any requests in the future, I think deadlines for compliance are in 2025? So we've got time, but anyway.
  3. I work mainly in Ruby and there is some debugging I need to get caught up with on our company backoffice automation software.
  4. Need to work on redesigning a pamphlet that goes in all our consumer-product online sale packages (until now we printed it on laser, we're moving to a professionally printed double sided glossy format). Need to get it printed before the season starts (mid-October)
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3 sats \ 1 reply \ @cozy 13 Sep 2021
We're not on BitcoinTreasuries, though I suppose we could be. It looks like there are a lot of companies not listed there, I know other companies hold Bitcoin in Japan, but I don't think I see any there. Hmmm
I do love Ruby, it brings me a lot of joy to program in. What is the SN backend in? Looks like webpacker, maybe NodeJS?
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b OP 14 Sep 2021
It requires companies self report their treasury as holding Bitcoin so I suspect a lot of companies are missing.
SN backend is JS. Async IO, a one language stack, and big ecosystem are really nice but syntactically I definitely prefer Ruby.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b OP 13 Sep 2021
Are you all listed on https://bitcointreasuries.net/ yet? I didn't find a company that was at least obviously an oyster wholesaler.
I work mainly in Ruby and there is some debugging I need to get caught up with on our company backoffice automation software.
I miss Ruby. It's such a stylistically tasty language.
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