Folk are being nice, they're letting you know you've create PR mess. This is like 1/3 of Basecamp quitting because Sr mgmt can't act like Sr mgmt. Watch good Sr mgmt, they don't say inflammatory $#!+ even if they secretly think it. & buck stops with Sr mgmt, can't blame others. https://x.com/bunjavascript/status/1562248122633314304
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All the action is in the quote tweets. https://x.com/bunjavascript/status/1562248121656102914
Correct Predictions
- public policies to encourage mass death, high death rates, but stochastic suicide in theaters whilst not wearing a mask
- it is really, really hot, like crop failure hot
- video games, but they didn't realize how small the arcade boxes would get https://x.com/Badgerhound1/status/1562494051886084098
Get your human-analogue green crackers here:
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insect, ant = False, True
if insect:
print("insect")
elif ant:
print("Elifant")
github copilot reduced the writing burden but really increases the reading burden, it is sort of like being a maintenance developer, you got to carefully read code someone else wrote and decide if it is crazy.
Wait, users have access to PROD?! We don't even give developers access to PROD. No one should have access to production. Users won't make typos if they don't have access. https://x.com/vcsjones/status/1562074351180173312
Fill your README\.md with lies, misdirection and garbage. I'm just inferring the documentation policy from what is in the README.
Also, add this text to your README\.md to help your users:
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What is our regional music
unsigned int in python
`a = int(7)`
signed int in python
`signature = sign(keyfile, b'7')`
# shoot, there is a bug in the joke
unsigned int in python
`a = abs(int(7))`
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Is shopping for alcohol free hard seltzer, preferably unflavored and uncarbonated.
people in 1999: in the future we will use micropayments to pay $0.00001 to read an article.
websites in 2022: "Hey, you wanna read this research paper? $47"
META: algo changes half year ago cut my monthly tweet views in half and of the remaining views, a tweet either gets hardly any views or it gets a flood of views (up to 1K -25K!) It used to be a pretty reliable 200 views per tweet.
The algo is optimizing for "big tweets" but it is de-emphasizing all the little dopamine hits you get on the non-big tweets because they just don't get put in front of anyone until they hit a critical size.
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IDEA: Competitive house running. I invite 24,918* people to my house to run up and down the stairs.
* Turn out for the Boston Marathon
Follow me on Strava because I'm experimenting with putting more effort into my posts. If I can get the hang of twitter, I can create Strava posts worth reading. Maybe I'll run faster, too.
https://www.strava.com/athletes/21567664
KATA: Write a program that generates scrum standup status text that takes as input a Jira kanban board's state. Extra credit do the API calls too.
Save time by hooking into this https://www.technobabble.biz/
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You can see when my heart rate goes up because that is when I angry at whoever designed these stupid anti-human pedestrian crosswalks.
https://www.strava.com/activities/7663975655?utm_content=21567664&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=twitter #strava
Tenable reports unfixable vulns multiple times a day. By the way, Andromeda is racing towards us and will collide with the Milky Way. Nothing you can do about it. But now you feel secure. You can just cease existing or ... not do anything about it. https://x.com/lorenc_dan/status/1560582030034960384
And amazing, bug were never written again. https://x.com/JGamblin/status/1560016175265972224
philosophy question- where do the letters go when you type and you can't see any screen where the letters appear.
Defaults for scalars? a few characters.
Defaults for lists? a factory method and a lambda
class Data:
thing: Optional[str] = None
ids: list[str]= dataclasses.field(default_factory=lambda: [])
#python
How you feel about "writing prompt" twitter, where someone posts a question for which they don't care about the answer, but the post it anyhow to contrive engagement? Y'all have fun with this question, I won't be reading the answers.
Use the domain language, they said. Okay, so it's called supplementary_registration_statement_amplifications_registration_hyperlinks and it takes up of the 79 or so characters allowed. Maybe srsarh or supregstaampreghyp would be more clear
TypeError: unhashable type: 'Token'
To hash your custom classes, print out the source code, cube and fry in oil with tomatoes, peppers, salt and garlic.
Then you put it all into tupleware.
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Tokenizing makes me feel stupid.
[("Tokenizing"," "), ("makes"," "), ("me", " "), ("feel", " "), ("stupid", ".")]
So it's, like, dual purpose.
In the future, our spam will just be nonstop horror, anything to get a response out of you.
# PARTY_FIELDS = {"a": "names", "u": "address"}
Just more proof that software developers don't know how to party anymore.
KATA: write hello world, except send an actual message to each person in the world taking into account the constant births and deaths.
Made haberno salsa- very hot, but edible. I will not finish the 1C batch I made.
Made ghost pepper salsa. Before I could smell it or taste it, the fumes were making me cough and my nose run profusely. Will report back later if it is edible.
Both peppers smell like weird carrots
Around the sign are the wrecked cars and bodies of people who stopped to write down the phone number https://x.com/mistersql/status/1558852063420993537/photo/1
IDEA: 5k race, but we run across Azeroth.
GAP - grade adjusted pace, how fast you'd be if the land was flat
AAP - age adjusted pace, how fast if you were 18 again
LAP - laziness adjusted pace, how fast if you weren't so lazy
Parking on imaginary deck 3, and you said there was no application for imaginary numbers https://x.com/mistersql/status/1558480676650946560/photo/1
I think I could make a top 10 youtube channel:
"WHY IS THAT PERSON'S MOUTH WIDE OPEN?!"
Strava is, like "Wow! Great job! That is your 3rd best time on the route, like, ever!*"
* out of 3 attempts
Need a natural disaster? Now free. https://x.com/mistersql/status/1558152316129345536/photo/1
Our culture is crumbling. In 2003, installing Visual Studio on release day could take until 3AM, long enough for an install party with pizza, hats and inviting everyone.
Young people just open up https://jupyter.org/try and it's done. No one is going to learn how to party.
# This code looks like it is mainly trying to dodge a linter.
def f()->Union[int, Any]:
return "trash"
# providing a default here does not actually make the app better.
def powpow(a="trash"):
return a**a
# even worse, this will quietly "succeed" when it is more like the user forgot to provide an arg or provided a mistyped named arg
def powpow(a=1):
return a**a
I'm so tired. I've tried everything, I've tried staying up late, I've tried getting up early. Nothing works!