uh, ruby? are you feeling OK?

I've been using copilot for a few months now. Usually it's not much different form vs code's usual autocomplete, but sometimes it goes full on super creepy in how good it predicts.

Dr. Oz is a quack who pushes pseudoscience and conspiracies theories. He would be a disastrous Senator. He lives in New Jersey full time and vacations up Donald Trump butt. No Democrat — no matter who you supported in the primary can let this guy win.

No shot. He's a 2 at best on a really good day.

Love it when tests don't fail locally but do fail with ci. :( :( :(

Amogus..... then Overwatch? Tonight is the night we play all of the dead games!

I wish vaguepost song lyric AIM away messages were still a thing. "I've got two glass eyes and the glass is half empty" would be so perfect.

"Mr. Beast contributor Ludwig". I don't know why I'm so amused by that credit. youtube.com/clip/UgkxmcA7P…

The proliferation of YouTube has made it much more difficult to find information on the internet. "How do I X" used to lead to a handful of blogs or articles that you could skim to find information. Instead of writing, people now make 10 min videos that you have to scrub through.

Real talk for younger voters. Biden delivered on two major policies I never thought I’d see: Student loan forgiveness and marijuana pardons. If you don’t vote in midterms, you’ll be telling every politician in America passing policies younger voters care about doesn’t matter.

Google Reader's "Recommended" algorithm was the best way to learn about interesting new-to-me blogs and pods. Very useful for tech/ruby. ~10 years later, I've yet to find a replacement. What does everyone else use? reddit/twitter/hackernews/feedly aren't it.

We don't take electronics out of our bags for scanning at the airport anymore? I'm not complaining, but when did this happen?

So now I can see on every single tweet how far I've fallen off? Perfect. 😔

Been playing off and on since 2014. First time getting Legend. :)

The employee used his access to do WHAT?!

I don't know what happened to my YouTube algo a few weeks ago that makes it now feed me 30% ThePrimeagen react videos, but I'm here for it.

I've been using vim key-binds for over 20 years and I still don't really know them. I move lines around with `dd (move) P` all the time. Somehow I managed to lowercase the entire line while I was doing that. Never did that before!

How am I just learning about `git switch -` today?? I've spent so much mental energy when hopping into another branch to check on something over the years.

After 20 years, I finally found something I strongly dislike in ruby on a language level. If you define a setter like `foo=` if you do `foo = :bar`, the expression will always return :bar. It's impossible to get `foo=`'s return. I guess it's true that no one is perfect after all!

I'm nearly convinced inheritance in programming is actually an AntiPattern.