@thecanavigator I don't want the lower frequencies either, especially on 57, but what should we say? It sounds like a budget shortfall due to low post-COVID ridership.
@SFBART When I first started using BART, I was confused about the relationship between the line colors and the names. I think this will help new riders a lot.
@didip@mitchellh Even as someone who is souring to ORMs, I remember the appeal. It feels bad to have important business logic encoded as a string within your code that your existing static analysis can't understand.
@crdudeyoutube Not here to defend the tone of forum answerers, it's often awful. That said though, XY problems are super common on Q&A forums and I think asking the "why" (tactfully) is smart.
@KrangTNelson Someone in my family bought a product like this hoping it would help with their mother's dementia. Unfortunately desperate people are often the ones that get caught in these traps.
@semduynisveld@CaucasianJames They're little pre-made lunches marketed to kids. They usually have cheese, ham, and crackers or these weird DIY pizza things. They can have candies or fruit punch drinks included too.
@goinggodotnet@thepbnjay It seems like you're losing a lot of information though. There's a significant difference between "the door is closed" and "we couldn't get the state of the door due to X problem".
@TechConnectify Armchair cynicism is so common in online discourse, but I wonder what these people would have us do about the problems at hand? Nothing? Your videos always get me excited about upcoming solutions, even despite the "but sometimes" factor.
@krisnova My experience with sshfs is that it's pretty slow, especially with operations that touch a lot of files (like Git operations). Are you using NFS or something else tunneled over SSH?
@TheMerovius I'm a big fan of encoding the request/response type information in the ID type definition! The justification for it might not always be self evident in code, but your explanation is intuitive.