JUST IN: Six Flags will be making an announcement on Tuesday “that will turn heads across the amusement industry and reinforce Six Flags' position as the home of world-class thrills.”
Look for the news to drop at 6:30am central time on September 8th. Any guesses?
One time a car salesman told me he had to “call Toyota” to ask if they could sell me the car for “that price”
The price was MSRP
What the fuck does he think the MS in MSRP stands for
If you’ve never tried @flydotio you should. They don’t (currently) collect bills under $5. You can run a single tiny side project on there for free.
Will that change? Probably. But am I enjoying it for now? Absolutely.
@dev_maims “Never share .envs” is a little regressive. Yes, at scale, never share your .env.
For an app you’re spinning up locally to determine if it even provides value, if you just need to share it with another person… send them the fucking .env
@dev_maims We use Vault for most things.
But for new dev, we have a corporate-level secure share webapp that creates SSO-gated single-view share links. You can paste any plaintext in there you’d like
“Why don’t they teach us how to do taxes and how to run your own business in school” Because you have a third grade reading level and are in the math class that teaches you how to tell time.
@AliciaStella To be fair, people complaining about dress is not confined to HHN (unfortunately). Something something, nation becoming more conservative, etc etc - it shows up everywhere ☹️
Man sometimes I feel like I should be teaching. Design a course that teaches both software engineering fundamentals *and* the shortcuts you can achieve with AI. Today’s students really need to know both.
Hearing what’s going on at college campuses with AI from our engineering intern:
Use is officially banned. Even having it open while doing research in the library is apparently taboo.
60% of the class is anti-AI (many still use it, but discreetly).
30% is pro-AI and uses it as a shortcut.
10% are pro-AI, use it extensively to get ahead.
This is at a top 20 engineering school.
There’s no reason a regional mid-to-high-speed commuter train shouldn’t exist. It’s a 4-hour drive between the two with plenty of car volume. Exactly the sweet spot where rail makes sense.
Charlotte
Gastonia
Spartanburg
Greenville
Anderson
Athens
Lawrenceville
Decatur
Atlanta
One more stop on either end gives you airport connections at CLT & ATL for free. Airlines could sell connecting train tickets instead of having to fly to their competitor’s hub.
United already does this exact thing via a partnership with Deustchebahn in Germany.
@amusementhunt 100% with you on this. Rode it for the first time in 3 years and thought I was concussed after that last raven turn. Ended up being okay, but it has gotten significantly worse with age.
I rode Eejanaika 3 months later and it was maybe not glass smooth, but so much smoother
@sburnett729@UniversalORL@HorrorNightsORL Have to second this @UniversalORL & @HorrorNightsORL - this could not have been put in a worse location, aside from maybe the alleyway across from Mummy. Not sure where the ball was dropped, consulting with IE or operations or what, but anyone could’ve foreseen this disaster
@sincethestudy It’s no longer relevant for an engineer to know the syntactical minutia of their implementation. That’s what the LLM is for. Your job is to evaluate their strategy. I’m supportive of Leetcode interviews with pseudocode, but functional code by hand in an interview in 2026? Archaic
@sincethestudy Totally the opposite. You expect people to work with AI in 2026. Taking that tool away from them is idiotic. You wouldn’t take windshield wipers away from a truck driver before his CDL test.