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@SarahTheHaider I'd say that "Moral Landscape" by Sam Harris largely covers this. It boils down to maximizing the good for the most people. The harder questions arise: which people, and what is good for them?

Bubbles rule.

@jessesingal I don’t think the charges are necessarily wrong, but I think sentencing on that level would be for the reason you stated above. But I’m no law expert.

2/ That being said, if this is a first-time offense and really was just her spouting off and being a moron, they appear to be significantly over-charging her. They're counting each person on the council and the mayor as a separate felony charge. I know this is what prosecutors do but we should have space in our head for both "This person is a profound idiot and it was satisfying watching her get arrested" and "We don't want to live in a country where you go to prison over two idiotic threats." bakersfield.com/news/protester…

Look, this is a complex case, and it really depends on whether you personally interpret "We'll see you at your house -- we'll murder you" as a threat of physical harm.

@Bubblemancy Hey there! Thanks for writing up a clear Jumbo Juice recipe. I made it twice with great success, however, I then went to reuse it about a month later... multiple times, and had trouble. Any idea why that might be? Conditions seemed excellent.

@MistralAI Sounds interesting! How do I run this on my mac? Can I?

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@JLarky Generally I prefer async/await. I see what you mean in this case, but there is also a benefit of consistency to consider.

I write: typescript: warning ts(80006): This may be converted to an async function. Is it really better though? 😼

@B_Reasonable_ @magnabosco @ReidN Get after those beliefs guys! Great to see a few of my faves in one spot!

@peterboghossian @MattWalshBlog Was there a little alter-casting in there @peterboghossian?

.@MattWalshBlog I’d like to have a conversation with you about the claims you made in your video that referenced my tweet. You strike me as someone who’s not afraid of a spirited conversation, so let me know when you’re available and we’ll make that happen.

@captbaritone Using graphql codegen has been pretty good. You at least have a searchable copy of the schema. And with everything types you can go to the type def. It would be amazing to have autocomplete in the IDE though!

For anyone answering click to definition: what tooling/setup do you have?

Say you’re working on GraphQL client code, and you want to see/edit a specific field’s server implementation. In your code base, how do you get there?

@tprzyg How's your homespan project coming along? I'm hoping to do some lights, and would love to use FastLED. Would be curious to see what you ended up doing with it.

@kirkj How goes the switch to mastodon? Worth checking it out?

@rbates Fair enough! Thanks for all of the great content, I still remember following along with a bunch of those!

Why do I have no plans to restart RailsCasts? I produced content that I personally wanted to watch. I scratched my own itch, and the itch isn’t there now.

@bermster Douglas Adams talking about humans from an alien perspective: "...their habit of continually stating and repeating the very very obvious, as in It's a nice day, or You are very tall or Oh dear you seem to have fallen down a thirty-foot well, are you all right?"

Winter is the worst for small talk. Very happy I don't live in the midwest right now and have to talk about the weather for 10 minutes at the start of every call

@enunomaduro Just checked the date to make sure this wasn’t an April fools. 😀

PHP is modern and is one of the best programming languages to learn in 2023. 👍🏻

Anyone have any idea what's causing the internet issues in #Anacortes WA? Access fiber said something happened upstream from them. Additionally T-Mobile has appeared flaky. Internet is up and down, and generally slow this morning.

@IanVanSchooten Seems like just adding each package solved the issue! 🤷‍♂️Thanks for your attention!

@counterbeing It should work, yes! What kind of issues are you seeing?

We're one step closer to first-class @pnpmjs support in @storybookjs. Now if you run `npx sb@next init`, we'll use pnpm to install the latest 7.0 alpha if pnpm is installed and you have a pnpm lockfile.

@IanVanSchooten This might just be a case of manually adding these packages to my `devDependencies`...

@IanVanSchooten Also, I should say, I'm totally new to Storybook. I've got a component I really want to test in isolation. But our setup feels pretty far out there with pnpm, vite, and being a monorepo.

@IanVanSchooten I'm getting an error from vite at the moment. I'm not quite sure what to make of it: