It's so silly when experienced developers are worried about getting replaced. The first one's that would take the hit are fresh juniors devs, and that's more of a problem than people think. How can juniors get experience when entry levels jobs are essentially cut off?

Post a selfie from your gallery, but turn it B&W

git push --force x.com/timecaptales/s…

Wtf I just opened a bag of Doritos. Why is Vercel pushing their branding everywhere. toxic af

🚨 Airdrop from Brexit 🚨 Look what I lovely assortment of snacks and tea of course because brits... was shipped in from across the channel! Thanks to Charlotte 🦄🧚‍♀️ and Mark Grace 🇮🇪 and Lula for the best goodies we could ever want. ♥️ Also they shipped a whole cake 🤯 5 more days

Good chance many of those are bots. I've seen it on all platforms and a lot of the times it's 1 guy "applying" while it's just a dev studio doing the work with cheap labor and cutting all corners it can cut.

Likely a hypothetical serverless scaling problem. It's all just centralized caching which is only a problem once you introduce serverless

Why is it so hard to remember whether it's target="blank" or target="_blank" or target="__blank"

Help, how to depoliticize the timeline. i miss tech fighting about let or const

I like how they sang about supporting many integrations, even slack. Like every company and its mother doesn't have an integration with slack 😂

3 years of hard work Is this how X handles its relationships Support “Multiple or repeat violations” I post coding memes & barely DM anyone This obviously has not been checked properly I’m in the EU, do I lawyer up? I work on X, they basically killed off some of my income

Tech logo's used to be better fr Who remembers this bad boy

I bring you mac and cheese falafel burrito

Good change. The lockb caused a lot of friction in existing workflows.

Creating typescript types for an existent node project (without types) really does suck the life out of you. I imagine this is the moment people say screw this and start puting `any` everywhere

Tamagotchi also uses SQLite, what else needs to be said. There are more than 100 million tamagotchi's out there, that's web scale af

npm registry down... shows why it's important to have an artifact proxy in place that caches all your 3rd party libs