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TFW the parser is complaining about an error on line 679 of a file that's only 675 lines long D:
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TFW the parser is complaining about an error on line 679 of a file that's only 675 lines long D:
Absolutely loving the various versions of Down Under (original) that are out at the moment, like Luude ft. Colin Hay to this super chill cover that's just popped up on my Spotify Release Radar
The untold history of web development: 1990: HTML invented 1994: CSS invented to fix HTML 1995: JS invented to fix HTML/CSS 2006: jQuery invented to fix JS 2010: AngularJS invented to fix jQuery 2013: React invented to fix AngularJS 2014: Vue invented to fix React & Angular 2016: Angular 2 invented to fix AngularJS & React 2019: Svelte 3 invented to fix React, Angular, Vue 2019: React hooks invented to fix React 2020: Vue 3 invented to fix React hooks 2020: Solid invented to fix React, Angular, Svelte, Vue 2020: HTMX 1.0 invented to fix React, Angular, Svelte, Vue, Solid 2021: React suspense invented to fix React, again 2023: Svelte Runes invented to fix Svelte 2024: jQuery still used on 75% of websites (by @fireship_dev on Birdsite)
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Attached: 1 image Crocodiles use many forms of camouflage for instance these "jazz hands" are used to lure musical theatre people to their doom
Between and I took 8457 steps.
wait they put a new callback on the right Super key, slap a new logo on it, and for this they want to be congratulated? From all the fuss from my feed I thought Microsoft was talking a *new* key. Shipping 105-key keyboards with every PC, stuff like that.
I see two genders of responses to the Microsoft copilot key announcement: * "Ugh, another useless key taking up room" * "Sickos yes, I'll finally have enough keys for Emacs"
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“Just like Amazon itself, DynamoDB doesn’t support unions.” — @Quinnypig@awscommunity.social 🌶️🌶️🌶️ https://www.lastweekinaws.com/blog/aws-degenerative-ai-blunder/
Hello 2024! We’re kicking off the year with Dan Moore, author of ‘Letters to a New Developer’ — a blog series of letters of what Dan wished he had known when starting his developer career. We discuss the value of online communities for new developers, the importance of communication skills, and the need to stay relevan...
Who on earth is going to click the AI button purposefully on a Windows Keyboard. Also, how the fuck did this get accepted? You’re modifying the experience of long time users of Microsoft devices for a stinking key to open a stinking thing that will be dead in a few years. You are really gonna pay to manufacturer all these keyboards? You’re gonna be the first person to have to sunset a physical device? More money than sense
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Content warning: a want to just 'not'
Didier Lopes, Co-founder and CEO of OpenBB, joins me to share the story of how OpenBB went from receiving 4000 GitHub stars in the first 24 hours of the project to a fully funded company launching new monetization initiatives. Didier and I chat about his background, what led him to start OpenBB...
I wrote some code. It hurts to look at. https://moonbase.lgbt/blog/minimum-wage-clock/
I love clever uses of incentives and tech: Cities are using traffic lights near schools that start red and turn green if an approaching car isn't speeding. If you're good, you get to keep driving. If you're bad, you have to stop and wait for the light to turn green. The average speed on the road almost immediately dropped to the speed limit as people learned the rules. Instead of punishing people with tickets after the fact, it creates the behavior the city wants. https://mass.streetsblog.org/2023/05/05/steal-this-idea-in-quebec-a-new-traffic-light-only-turns-green-for-safe-drivers/
Attached: 1 video Before the holidays, we added a 'festive' output format to #Regal, which presents you with this glorious ASCII art animation when the linter has nothing to complain about. This is software relied on by banks, btw. It's OK to be silly — just make sure it's opt-in. Thanks to @charlieegan3 for working on that.
I'd personally argue (and do argue, in fact!) that you should take the evidence of such agreements and facts to mean that you actually have nothing to lose by becoming... labor aware, let's say. Don't make my mistakes: reject ERGs, which are a way of tracking groups likely to unionize (hot tip: ERGs are for underrepresented groups, which are typically the groups most impacted by layoffs, so guess which groups are _probably_ a little more... labor aware?). Don't be quite so obviously pro-labor; they have enough lawyers and enough capital on hand to not give a single shit about whatever action you could potentially bring against them. But do form a union. Or a guild; there are too many companies owned by too few stockholders to _not_ also form agreements across company boundaries. And not one of those unions that's already waved the white flag to get their foot in the door, either. It's our best bet against the technological abuse we're seeing. RE: For anyone curious about this: if you formally disagree with the reason behind your layoff, congratulations! You're blacklisted. And if you follow up with compelling evidence of mistreatment, congratulations! You're DEFINITELY blacklisted and should probably follow that thread to whatever end it has for you. If you sign the settlement offer, which is probably what you're going to do because justice is about who has the most capital and they've cut off your funding, congrats, you're now _legally_ barred from working for any company they own ever again. It's standard language and they won't remove it. What's interesting, however, is much like a warlock pact, the only thing I'm _not_ barred from talking about is the specific agreement about what was considered a settlement. I can talk about literally everything else. I low-key suspect they do this so that particularly mouthy people (me) will discuss what happens when you try and face off against corporate and how even if you win, you lose. Why else let me freely talk about everything? RE: ...
@test@gaycum.de amazing domain you have there
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Another completely unexpected change from my transition: the desire when I am bent over to have somebody come up behind me and grab my hips and press their crotch into my ass. Where the hell did that come from?!
I filled my "move" ring while sitting at my desk most of the day — again. Apparently I fidget even more than I realized.
That's why mine is private 😂
I wonder if somebody watches for commits on my resume repo on GitHub because it is a pretty good indicator :rosahaj_thinking:
"I taught my kids about democracy last night. I had them vote on which movie to watch and what pizza to order. I then picked the pizza and which movie to watch because I'm the one with the money." #democracy #capitalism #fascism #goodgovernment #dadjokes
Between and I took 6515 steps.
If I installed new server software that served websites 500% faster but also crashed sometimes, your first question would be "how frequent are the crashes?" and if I shrugged you'd back away slowly and start looking for my replacement. But with LLMs & hallucinations that's just normal operating conditions and you're a luddite if you ask too much about it.
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I just learned the phrase "circus factor" ("If you or someone on your team ran away to join the circus, how stressful would it be for the rest of the team?") and I like it much better than the widely-used phrase "bus factor". https://mercedesbernard.com/speaking/minimize-circus-factor/
git blame, but it tells you who reviewed the code instead
new rule: if your company puts a LLM bot on the front lines of your customer support effort, your company should be legally bound to adhere to whatever the LLM bot states on your behalf. oh, you put a lying machine at the front door and it's telling people your product does things it doesn't actually do? and now you're stuck making your product do these things? maybe you'll think twice about deploying lying machines...
LinkedIn is prompting users with strange questions to contribute to collaborative articles. What is it all about?(https://silviamaggidesign.com/design/linkedin-collaborative-articles/)
Josh Simmons spends some time with Open Source Stories discussing the finer points of navigating open source dynamics, reflecting on the adoption of codes of conduct, and progress made towards increasing representation. Josh also coins the best tagline for open source.
@jwz@mastodon.social @anildash@me.dm http is stored in the balls
I want to get into Vim. Any way of using this editor accessibly with #VoiceOver on #MacOS?
Between and I took 4314 steps.
Open source is people and people are open source. Duane O’Brien talks about what he’s learned about supporting, connecting with, and caring for the critical human infrastructure of open source.
When contributing to other users’ repositories, always start a new branch in your fork.
Between and I took 10620 steps.
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Only looking to self host, or would you be happy with something like Bitly? I assume self-host?
Interviews from Bret Fisher's live show. Topics cover container and cloud topics like Docker, Kubernetes, Swarm, Cloud Native development, DevOps, SRE, GitOps, DevSecOps, platform engineering, and the full software lifecycle. Full show notes and more info available at https://podcast.bretfisher.com
If someone tells you the last day of the year is 123123 just unfollow them, you don’t need that unsortable non-ISO8601 negativity in your life.
To everyone that worries about whether or not they are trans and needs to hear it: Cis people don’t worry about being trans. They don’t sit around and question their gender. Especially not to the point of tears 💕
From selling stickers to creating one of the most popular projects on GitHub, Robby Russell looks back at the inception and unexpected rise of Oh My Zsh. Usefulness, creativity, and a good onboarding experience are key ingredients in this recipe.
Think we are more in need of a New Years Revolution am I right