TEAM IVE BEEN LOOKING OVER COMMIT REPORTS FROM THE LAST WEEK AND HAVE MADE A DISTURBING DISCOVERY THERE ARE SOME DAYS WHERE IT SEEMS THAT PEOPLE ARE DELETING CODE INSTEAD OF ADDING IT THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE AND THOSE PEOPLE WILL BE REPRIMANDED

That said, having to ban an account has real and significant ramifications. While there are clear and obvious exceptions, I feel a ban is a failure of ours ultimately to promote healthy conversation. And a time for us to reflect on our operations and the environment around us.

Over the break, Nat Friedman and I added Todo Mode to Rectangle, a very nice macOS window manager: github.com/rxhanson/Recta…. A mini map for your 2021!

Devs watching QA test the product

Nobody is listening

PHOTO OF THE DAY. The Jedi Library from Star Wars (left) and the Library of Trinity College, Dublin (right).

‘Waiting for Godot to join the Zoom meeting’ my cartoon for yesterday’s Guardian Review)

HAS ANYBODY ELSE NOTICED THAT CREATING SOFTWARE IS EXACTLY LIKE LIKE MANUFACTURING LARGE NUMBERS OF IDENTICAL ELECTRICAL GOODS? HOW HAS NOBODY ELSE PICKED UP ON THIS

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Generics Aprovado :D here we go! github.com/golang/go/issu…

GENERICS

Weird that March is next month when March was also last month

35% indoor capacity is not a 10% increase from 25%!! It's an increase of 10 *percentage points*, or an increase of 35/25 = 1.4 -> 40%.

"The XY problem" is such a dumb name for a pretty important thing. xyproblem.info Yes, the distinguishing thing about this problem in contrast to all other problems is that it involves two things.