Because my insta snapshot testing library got so many updates I decided I would record a new screencast for it. Showcases the cargo-insta workflow, redactions and the new glob support. https://t.co/wSSEguxdJQ
I propose that we henceforth refer to this insight —
"As the scale of a codebase increases, any properties of it which are not programmatically enforced will tend to regress."
— as Gaynor's First Law.
@alex_gaynor has articulated some important stuff extremely well here.
It's common for programmers to write something like "// FIX ME: ..." in code, where an expedient but distasteful solution is used in a pinch.
I propose we start writing "// FORGIVE ME" instead, acknowledging that it will likely never be fixed.
The only black man on Eastern Illinois’ swim team was wearing his EIU jacket on a road trip with his teammates when police tackled and handcuffed him. An officer pointed a gun at his head and told him, “If you move, I'll blow your (expletive) head off.” https://t.co/yTyZDj8YwC
Take a look at this piece to understand the very real consequences of gerrymandering. In Asheville, NC, we see what happens when district lines are drawn for maximum partisan advantage: It mean citizens’ voices are diminished. It means more polarization. https://t.co/CLBQLPfTsu