Ben Flowers

anyone else seeing @prisma accelerate queries taking unusually long?

@NurulSundarani @prisma Yep all good on my end too!

@BDWFlowers @prisma Can you please check now? The services should be back up now.

Anyone else seeing @prisma accelerate errors + 500 on the console?

@WinnieSchola @Morbidful What does $5m even mean here - surely a bus driver doesn’t have that?

@Morbidful This was in 2015, the child was 6 years old. She required multiple surgeries on her legs. The family was awarded a 5 million dollar settlement. One month after the terrible incident took place, the bus driver, Melinda Sanders, was fired.

In May 2015, Melinda Sanders, a school bus driver, nearly caused the death of Ally Rednour when she failed to notice the young girl trapped by her backpack in the bus door. After the incident, doctors reported that Ally endured 'severe abrasions' covering 12 percent of her body, necessitating multiple surgeries. One month after the incident, Sanders was terminated from her position, as the district cited her failure to adhere to proper procedures for children boarding and disembarking from the bus.

After a brief memorial, the cigarette was lit at 5:17. The 2024 Barkley Marathons has begun. #BM100

@phunkren What does it do?

@BDWFlowers The GitLens extension for this is incredible 😱

My branch has commits a, b, c, d, and e. I want to add a change to commit c. Is this the best approach? 1. git reset --hard c, 2. git commit --amend 3. git cherry-pick d e

@levelsio Yea but if you rented that same place for 30 years and the price never increased at all (which is unlikely) and you paid $1944 (again unlikely for a $1m place) then you would also lose 700k - if you pay $3500 (more likely) then you will lose 1m and have no asset after 30y

True but what if you don't make a profit? You borrowed $1,000,000 and paid $1,200,000 in interest over 30 years Let's say prices only grew by 1.4% per year over 30 years Now you paid $2,200,000 for a $1,500,000 house You lost $700,000

@bryan_johnson I’m curious about the jugular vein stenosis - do you have any content on how you found/corrected it?

Those throwing shade comparing your phenomenal Self to me, you can start putting ✅s by the following

@dhh Did you evaluate something like AWS outpost when you were comparing? Curious if owning your own hardware but using the service layer from AWS could work at your scale?

"After six months of effort, it's done. We're out of the cloud. The last application was brought home to our own hardware on Wednesday. Hallelujah!" world.hey.com/dhh/we-have-le…

Hailstones and 27c - this seems about right for this time of year

@TadyBrom @generic_void @crysgee0777 @greg16676935420 Fuuuuck

@TadyBrom @generic_void @crysgee0777 @greg16676935420 Where?

Which glass gets filled to the top first?

@generic_void @crysgee0777 @greg16676935420 7 is blocked 😀

@crysgee0777 @greg16676935420 The lower the glass in each stage demands to be filled prior to any higher glass bc of gravity

@DChuck_ @forduhloop @MorissaSchwartz @ExplainThisBob This person is a crackhead D.C

Where is this?

I’ve gone with Trading212 for their low fees and coverage. Also experimenting with $CSH2 as an alternative to cash. It tracks the SONIA rate by investing in the money markets and short term gov bonds. Low risk, slightly better return profile as a cash deposit.

What ISAs are in vogue this year? Looking for low-fee, stocks, shares and funds. Vanguard, Trading212, Freetrade.. any I've missed?

@runcamille @COROSGlobal Congratulations!! you probably could have ran a bit further if you didn’t go through the forest though!

That was tough 😅.

@PedroHipolito @Mangan150 15years- says it in the tweet

@Mangan150 How many years separate these two pictures? You look much healthier almost younger now.

College failed to teach me health and fitness, even though I studied biology. To fix my own health, I spent years studying the scientific literature. Here’s what I learned in 3 simple frameworks. I went from weak and chronically ill 15 years ago to strong and healthy today

@mnbbrown But In seriousness - there is always a time lag between api features and the official client - plus weird ass data mapping and transitive deps. Usually you only need a subset of the functionality- often just easier to throw fetch + your own model at it.

Who publishes the best JS client library for their API?