Prachi Gauriar

For our wedding today, Melanie got me a Cameo from @Richard_Schiff! It was really special with some very heartfelt wedding advice. Thanks so much Richard!

@SlackStatus There appears to be an outage or degraded performance. I’m experiencing it on the iOS app, macOS app, and web app on both wifi and cellular.

@fb_engineering On all the Grubhub app versions, we’re seeing an enormous number of crashes in FBSDKRestrictiveDataFilterManager.m starting at about 5:45pm EDT.

@Hay Yep. I just wait till the end and read the list.

And if you enjoyed that, great. Watch it again, if you like. I just don't want to sit through hours of awkward moments and dad jokes to get the information that I am interested in. The Internet has provided an awesome summary of the evening that works better for me.

I just caught up on the Oscars in 22 minutes, and I'm way happier than I would have been watching it play out very slowly for hours.

@jnjosh I saw this last night and thought it was sort of ridiculous. There are moments it’s really interesting and moments it’s like watching Home Alone or The Three Stooges.

2020 Movie #16 — Parasite boxd.it/YnebX

2020 Movie #7 — Jojo Rabbit boxd.it/X9e4F

@wilshipley @clattner_llvm Just a guess, but Standard ML and Ocaml use the same names for their Option type, so maybe it’s just historical?

@clattner_llvm Why is it `.none` and `.some` instead of `.none` and `.one`? The latter case is always both a known entity and singular, which `.one` connotes better. (Like in “Consider there is some number x which...” you are indicating you don’t know what ‘x’ is yet.)

@ATotalBlamBlam I take it out. Don’t let tea steep for more than 5–6 minutes else it starts to taste too bitter.

@prachigauriar Wait, can the tea bag hang out in there with the milk? Doesnt that make the teabag gross? Am I overthinking this?

I’m new to tea. How often can you refill your cup with the same teabag?

@jnjosh I thought this was really great. Thoughts?

2020 Movie #3 — Dolemite Is My Name boxd.it/WgLb5

@qikipedia Numberphile covered this: youtu.be/rXfKWIZQIo4

There is a problem in mathematics, which involves finding the largest possible sofa that can fit around the corner of a hallway when it’s being moved. This problem remains unsolved.

@s0x @onemanmmo Definitely this. It’s not git vs mercurial. It’s distributed version control systems vs. non-distributed.

Git is very obtuse. I don't understand how people love it so much. Every command has a --justdoit switch.

@Freerunnering Love mine, mostly cause of gestures. I only use a mouse when I need precise pointing, e.g., for image editing.

Does anyone actually enjoy using a standalone Magic Trackpad? I love using the trackpads on the MacBook's (I've even used it for gaming), but I just barely tolerate using the standalone Magic Trackpad with my Mac mini.

@ATotalBlamBlam LGA has it. And Clear works at Yankee stadium too. I hate it.

Has anybody heard of the company Clear for skipping TSA lines? I don’t think we have them in New York and I’m gobsmacked by the scumminess of it

@Coelacanthkiss I never see you, but I always love when I do!

Is this still a thing? I could use some positivity today.

@cocoaphony @civeljahim It’s definitely interesting, but where do you see yourself using it?

@prachigauriar @civeljahim Yep, that was possible for the decoding side, but JSONDecoder didn't use it, and they added it on the encoding side for Serialization. bugs.swift.org/browse/SR-6163

TIL, JSONSerialization (and by extension JSONDecoder) can decode non-collection types as the root node in iOS 13.1 and macOS 10.15.1. That's awesome and long waited for, but remember: your decodes will fail on older versions, and the compiler can't warn you about that.

@cocoaphony (Which appears to have been renamed fragmentsAllowed.)

@cocoaphony I thought this was just JSONSerialization.ReadingOptions.allowFragments

@wilshipley Did you see this?

The Green New Deal. (cc @AOC)

Twitter, but for Baby Yoda.

@grynspan I prefer B personally.

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