Who else here remembers how happy we were as web developers to use <ul>s for marking up website navigation menus? Like... that was a revolutionary idea. That was "semantics, baby!"

I want AI to analyze the responses to this tweet, categorize them, and chart the results.

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when people pitch me concepts they're excited about they focus on how it works but i want to understand how a user goes from not caring about it, to being interested, to understanding, to evangelizing 9/10 good ideas don't have an answer for this, which makes them bad ideas

Sharing simply for the Simpsons reference. Plus it's pretty accurate 😁

This is such an incredible photo. In a world of AI images, this is real. The Earthshine illuminating the dark side of the moon. The aura from the Solar corona. The stars and the starship. It is awe inspiring. I have skepticism re: the Artemis program, but damn this is amazing

It's funny what you can "I spy" outside the gardening stuff. My office is such a mess!!!

It's the perfect twitter response

Can't it just check the port to see if a server is running? I imagine any newcomers to the project would appreciate having an agent spin up a dev server after cloning the repo.