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ChatGPT said it's my turn to use the computer

adding it to the list x.com/thenickpattiso…

@mattking23 oof yeah must've been the year i visited muskoka bc it was playing in every store Bandle #791 2/6 ⬛🟩⬜⬜⬜⬜ Found: 1/1 (100%)

i got so upset when i figured it out. this song is darksided Bandle #791 2/6 ⬛🟩⬜⬜⬜⬜ Found: 32/35 (91.4%) Current Streak: 7 (max 7) #Bandle #Heardle #Wordle bandle.app

I wrote a new blog post about my work on mutexes, and it's a great conversation starter for any engineer. justine.lol/mutex/

when the CW doesnt have an AD

$40m??! tell him he's dreaming

please god give me the strength to not lose it when people apostrophize numbers that they really mean to pluralize

used*??

arc browser uses... firebase??

new lino print

why stop at ui = f(state) when we can do this?

it's giving @dieworkwear of typescript ❤️‍🔥

ok whose idea was it to put the email in the request path ?

@soychotic @trashh_dev #1!

Ranking tech twitter profile pic types in terms of how knowledgeable they are from largest brains to smallest 1. Art that looks like it was drawn by a child or made in mspaint that vaguely resembles user 2. Extremely blurry unposed photo that could be of any dude honestly 3. Hot brunette girl Mona lisa smiling in natural lighting 4. Black and white photo of face way too close to the camera NOT smiling 5. Literally everyone else … 9283. Milady pfp 9284. Egg 9285. Anime girl 9286. AI-generated photo of user

@loige @mattpocockuk Doesn't JS's nullish coalescing operator provide us with a clear definition of nullish?

@mattpocockuk Also the concept of nullish can be a bit confusing. In some cases people include 0, false, empty array, etc into it... 🤷 NotNullNotUndefined would be ugly but at least explicit...

I feel like we need a better name for '{}' in TS. People think it's an 'empty object', but it's not - it's really 'anything except null or undefined'. What should we call it?

@mattpocockuk its in your photo : NonNullishValue

@alz_zyd_ SICP

If you want to teach yourself CS at the bachelors degree level, these two books seem essential; what other books should you not miss?

the comments help me feel less alone in this 1M+ line codebase

"Our code was decoupled, because coupling it was simply harder." <3