Bad software developers aren't bad because they have one less year of experience in your favorite language – they're bad because they create a toxic environment and stifle collaboration. But guess which of those factors is easily quantified.
With news coming in that Twitter plans to make its algorithm even worse, I would like to remind you that all social media prioritization algorithms are bad. If you must use Twitter, use a third-party client that can give you a reverse-chronological timeline like God intended.
I lost most of a day dealing with a quiet change to Heroku Postgres, which now requires all PG extensions be installed to a new schema "heroku_ext".
Here's the guide I wish I'd had yesterday. https://t.co/l8mXAe9t36
Hello this is your college. Despite moving nineteen times since graduating we have finally located you. We've raised our tuition to 4x what it was when you went here and you can't afford to send your kid here, but you should send us money
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"I don't like this prequel because I know he won't die" is that seriously the only kind of story you think somebody can tell, is that the only possible stake a story can have, how basic are you
the tension you feel in the air is everyone simultaneously trying to share their thoughts while not becoming suspended from the website that shows us the news that causes us to have the thoughts
@kerrizor Fair point. Also, I personally still use normal array syntax when the strings are only being used in a text context and feel like they *might* include spaces in the future.