Seeing a lot of misinfo that the X logo was taken from a Unicode character; not true sadly. I hate to say it but it’s actually quite well designed, let me break down why 🧵 (1/X)
Ok, anyone who got suckered into the "full stack engineer" kerfuffle owes it to themselves to read this excellent rant by @rseroter.
"Redistributing workloads is a critical step in optimizing resources..."
https://t.co/bDcMk1DQUd
today i was down, so i walked three miles home, and on the way back i tried to find enough colourful things to make a rainbow. it's a good trick, it makes you look for small good things, and then you're glad when you find them.
thread-o-photos 👇🏻
Unpopular opinion: Any engineer afraid AI will take their job must have been pretty "meh" in the first place, since any good engineer knows the job is to automate yourself out of a job and move on to automating yourself out of the next job, over & over again til the end of time.
Fall Out Boy fans: “This song changed my life forever”
Fall Out Boy song title: “You’re Like a Mexican Magician the Way You Counted ‘Uno… Dos…’ and Then Disappeared Without a Tres”
I don't know if this is a troll or not, but with all apologies to my many wonderful, highly skilled "Architect" friends, I tend to think it's a bullshit role. 🙃
I believe that only the people building software systems get to have opinions on how those systems get built.
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Prog is going to make a comeback this year. Sleep Token, Periphery and hopefully The Contortionist, Tesseract, Aviations drop their albums too. If so… then 2023 will be the year of prog.