@searls If you can find it near you, Lagunitas Hoppy Refresher might scratch that itch. It doesn’t have any of the malty flavor of beer, but it is quite tasty. https://t.co/TpZWEUcrKQ
@searls I’m not certain because I think I last had this issue almost 3 years ago, but it looks like I disabled both Bookmarks and History and Siri Suggestions to deal with this issue. YMMV
I think it's time to discuss the efficacy of Pull Request Reviews as a way to ensure code quality and shared understanding on software teams. Here's a little thread on some of the experiences I've had in my career, why I think this matters, and what we can do about it.
To simplify following the criminal justice news of the last 36 hours, I posted a set of 10 links to police brutality videos on Facebook
Can't do that here, obvs
So I'm putting them into a thread
@jasonkarns Do you have "Enable Quick Website Search" checked under Safari's Search settings? I just tested successfully with RubyGems and Google Maps.
whats funny about working from home is that you actually feel worse about not 'working' than you do in office. in office you can literally just go get coffee or walk around and find someone to talk to about nothing. at home i often feel weird taking a full hour for lunch.
We have lots of ways to catch issues:
1. Compiler error
2. Unit test
3. Integration test
4. PR comment
5. Manual QA
6. User feedback
When you find a problem, ask how you can move it up 1 or more levels.
e.g. “How can I turn this PR comment into a compiler error or unit test?”
Lots of dangerous nuance here. 😁 The final sentence stuck with me: "In the end, we call our good decisions ‘clean code’ and our bad decisions ‘technical debt’, despite following the same rules and practices to get there." https://t.co/bW551UC4pg
Fantastic thread for software engineers; we see Normalization of Deviance all the time. Annoying error messages that have always been part of build log? Yup. Console errors when loading a web page? That too.
I haven't seen a video trumpeting the awesome :Gstatus changes that @tpope made in fugitive.vim, so here it is. It's like `git add --patch`, but nicer.