

I’ve had better luck with using it in a TDD style. “Write a test for this issue, watch it fail, then make it pass.”


I’ve had better luck with using it in a TDD style. “Write a test for this issue, watch it fail, then make it pass.”


I think Hill House is the pinnacle of horror TV. Midnight Mass just behind. Bly was just okay for me. Anything in particular that makes you rank it higher?


This was true in his first term too.


Shouldn’t it be Beef Mince then?
Otherwise we’d have Pig Chops right?


Jesse is the foil. Walt makes decision after bad decision and never feels the consequences – Jesse does.


Personally: Synergy (a formerly OSS software KVM). GlassWire.
Professionally: IntelliJ. Datadog.


Datadog beats the pants off Prometheus, Grafana, and friends.


Do we think Beshear could/would pardon?


If my high school latin teacher was to be believed, it’d be pronounced “Gaius Yulius Kaisar” give or take.


Neighboring Zionsville (and I mean two minutes away) has a D mayor right? It’s suburban and trending left like suburbia is, to the best of my knowledge.


Maybe the hawk had a sweet tooth?


It’s new compared to FAT!


If you charge more to the people who can afford it, you can open up more sliding scale slots. Everybody wins?


The data does not bear out the assertion that it’s actually higher productivity. They just don’t want to pay for empty real estate. It’s a sunk cost fallacy.

I don’t really buy that. Even the Rs haven’t gone that far. Imagine how much worse things could be if they had.

You’re right, and let’s not forget the Franken recount that lasted until June. So a very brief window to get stuff done.

It’s Manchin, straight up. And then Ted Kennedy died and they lost the supermajority and had to pass what the Senate had already voted on because anything different would be filibustered.
If you have multiple pets that can be harder than it sounds. And if you don’t have a ton of money the good solutions (e.g. locked feeders with RFID tags) can be pricy.
It’s mostly not a thing developers do. It’s a thing the tools themselves do when asked to make a commit.