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Coder who dabbles in writing and is currently Austin-based after stints in New York City and Connecticut. You can find my writings at both this microblog as well as on my long form blog found at the totally trustworthy wormsandviruses.com.
In other news, it wasn’t until this month that I learned ctrl+c clears the current statement in a terminal window (in addition to killing the currently running process.) 🤦♂️
Good thing that whole Republican authoritarianism spat is over. Since I am sure it was just a one-off thing, and definitely not a pervasive ideology within that party, we can all go back to treating disagreements among Democrats as the concern that most merits our attention.
Progress.
The argument that cancelling student debt is somehow unfair to those who could afford education really illustrates who actually expects to get something for nothing.
Funny how one of the narratives in this election is how Democrats underperformed in local races and not that Trump was rejected even by those who voted Republican.
Make the new stuff look like the old stuff.
Make the new stuff run the old stuff at memorably old stuff speed.
Make it possible for developers to support both the new stuff and old stuff.
https://wormsandviruses.com/2020/06/going-for-the-hat-trick/
My weird reaction to recent events is that every time I hear something about Biden, I still think “I hope this guy wins the election” for split-second before remembering he already won.
The ad tech part of me can’t help but consider the perverse incentive that some news orgs have to not declare a winner.
