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All Cops Are Bad…ges? #ACAB

@DjangoWexler @DunneWriting ಠ_ಠ

@zarchasmpgmr @machorne @LoveAndShalom @garius It was a Peugeot 403

Roll my eyes at stupid tweet, say "ok boomer" out loud, see Google assistant pop up. #okboomer #fail

@tyler_treat @claco To clarify: my "typed Groovy" experience was *not* with Jenkins Pipelines, which are not simple Groovy scripts, but Groovy objects that generate scripts through black magic that allows to execute different bits at different steps on different machines. stackoverflow.com/a/43806910/673…

@tyler_treat @claco Groovy has optional typing, and in my experience using it in CI/CD helps. It also has optional static compilation, which I have not used, but might be a way to enforce typing. Just peppering types was a nice trade-off: few constraints, good pay-off.

@bcantrill @cpswan @oxidecomputer Nice of you not holding a grudge about the typo in "Cantill" in the article 😁

@paulg «The plant utilises metal fuel to generate heat» Technically correct but a bit disingenuous, with "nuclear waste" only mentioned at the end of the piece.

@JamesRNail @kellabyte Reminds me of this ongoing discussion on json5's Github: github.com/json5/json5/is… Consolidation attempt for json-like-format-with-comments, lots of people chime in with lots of interesting details, discussion goes nowhere, initiator's conclusion is “Right, I'll just use json5".

Well played, @CodersRank, well played, that was funny. #SiliconValleyHBO

Called it, a year ago: do. not. kick. a. man. when. he. is. clown. #JokerMovie #typography #keming #dontkickamanwhenhesdown #dontkickamanwhenhesclown

Obey Computer @ObeyComputer

8 years ago

Google has 2 results right now for "Don't kick a man when he's clown", both due to bad OCR.

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@dhh Thanks for fighting this. Any system that governs anything important needs 'sufficient interpretability' (*), and to be enforced by context-appropriate regulation. No fucking black boxes! #explainableai #noblackbox (*) fca.org.uk/insight/explai…

@CodeWisdom @fchollet "Names are a thinking device" -- @CarloPescio

Obey Computer @ObeyComputer

7 years ago

"Names are a thinking device" carlopescio.com/2011/04/your-c… by @CarloPescio Nice short phrasing, only a single Google hit (with quotes) 🤔 This deserves to be quoted in every article about naming... So let's humbly start with this tweet 😅

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Had to debug a nasty ~15y old bash script today. Googled around, not hoping much. Discovered bashdb & VS-Code's bash debug plugin. Tamed bug. Computer obeyed. medium.com/@faizanahemad/…

"Names are a thinking device" carlopescio.com/2011/04/your-c… by @CarloPescio Nice short phrasing, only a single Google hit (with quotes) 🤔 This deserves to be quoted in every article about naming... So let's humbly start with this tweet 😅

@eDominykas @wopolow Interesting. How about making the parent focusable? Focus traversal goes via the parent (shows thick border or something), never the editor. When focus is on parent, press Enter to, well, "enter" the editor. Pressing Esc moves focus back to parent.

Just read the "omakase" section of Ruby on Rails doctrine... Feeling very much the same about the #javascript world. rubyonrails.org/doctrine/#omak…

@smashingmag 0. Say there were no results, and make that critical piece of information stand out, at the top, in bold, etc. The showcased example is fine, but it bears repeating in the take-away bullet points 😇

@trishulgoel @mozamo PSA: If you get "This add-on is not available on your platform", try this: addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/… (original link points to Android version, and the page you landed on offers no clue about this, only the URL gives a hint)

So far so good 🤞

"Tired of cobbling together your developer experience from multiple tools that never seem to integrate properly?" Why yes, yes I am... Let's give this thing a try, don't disappoint me #rushjs rushjs.io