@AnthropicAI please fix your auth. Email links are obnoxious. Every time I open the mobile app I have to sign in again and jump through multiple apps to use your tool. This is why I’m not paying you.
@nathanmarz@propensive Saying “big refactors will always be painful” is a signal to me that there are huge improvements you can make to your skills, especially around how you structure your code and test.
I agree with your statement on REPLs though.
@sweeth1ng Pretty good movie. I like that they acknowledged the actor who died. Idk how I feel about rewriting how Cinderella and Prince Charming met though.
Bicycle Man in Alfred Station has been my favorite. They aren’t close but they really wanted to make sure I was happy with my purchases. They wanted to understand my goals _first_ and didn’t push the most expensive items.
I love cycling. I can’t stand most bike shops. The one closest to me has people hovering over you. The one I just went to kept pushing the upsell with “for a little more” or “would you like to add a one year crash warranty for your helmet?”
@climagic I’ve been a fan of nu for a long time. I keep running into weird little issues here and there but it’s been steadily improving over the years.
I look back fondly at the times I spent making things with my father. This is why I’m so happy to help my youngest daughter explore her @SnapCircuits and integrate them into Raspberry Pi projects. Tonight we built a system to automatically launch a fan blade.
I said it last week but state machines are a lost art.
We make them all the time but in the worst ways & often not explicitly. Just by modelling a bunch of objects and events or vaguely connected micro services and lambdas.
Simplicity comes if you think in state machines IMO.