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Regarding HTTP is hard to parse - but it's not that hard. Maybe this is little known, but one of the critical pieces that allowed Node to succeed was a little http 1.1 parser I wrote painstakingly by hand (with heavy inspo from Mongrel and NGINX). I am still quite proud of it. You can see the first version here: But HTTP parsing is a solved problem now. Even if your language didn't have an HTTP parser - which is very unlikely - you could vibe it up quickly. We really don't need to re-serialize it to FastCGI.

This Tuesday ACP MN came out to show support to the nurses strike in Duluth, MN. During our picket we had several conversations with nurses. Its not just the pay and the uncertainty; training is not preparing new nurses for the field or creating the conditions for retention. Nurses do the painstaking work of caring for their patients when others don't, often taking care of 10 or more people at a time. Such frequent overextension in a field where care is often a question of life or death is not a sustainable strategy. Despite numerous offers presented by the Minnesota Nurses Association, a settlement is yet to be reached and the appeals for structural change remain unanswered.