Living in Seattle, 100% of the interest in HSR here is a connector for the major coastal cities from Vancouver to San Diego with stops in at least Seattle, Portland, SF, and LA.
I’ve literally never heard anyone asking for a Chicago connection, including from someone whose partner lives in Chicago
But Seattle-Chicago isn’t one of the urban pairs, so just don’t build that rail connection. That doesn’t seem like a problem at all, I’ve not heard of anyone calling for a rail loop around the whole country. We want a north/south line at each coast and maybe one day a connector across the south.
Is there a way to query Spotify for songs I’ve listened to and filter by release year? I’m confident there is some beauty in there.
Looks like Seattle weather.
You’d also need a way to point the game client at new server URIs, but that could be done in config without too much work by the dev team as they likely already have it wired to support test/dev servers before release.
No shade on the skill level of you and everyone else, but he writes the CSS spec and is basically 100% focused on CSS.
You and @tolin.ski do a lot of other cool stuff in addition to CSS.
I swear some of the streets in Seattle downtown/belltown/SLU have lights timed to make sure you get a 🔴 at every intersection.
Why not skip the redirect and put the found results from the other category on the page?
[citation needed]
Sometimes it’s good to do something a bit more hands on and tangible as a technical PM. AI is making it possible to do that without spending too much time on it.
The book Factfulness really helps me when I struggle with similar thoughts. It’s a good reminder that many of the ways the world is getting better are not visible nor dramatic headlines.
Can you use the new tool to raise your level of craftsmanship?
You now have a tool that can help you investigate gnarly bugs. It can fix those little p2-p3 issues that never quite had enough priority to be addressed. It can bump dependencies and build that custom lint rule you’ve wanted.
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I think a @nerdy.dev will win, but there is some fierce competition here!
If you’re still reviewing it, I think it continues to matter but less than before.
Trying Svelte may cause you to dislike writing react.
I use a hestan cookware pan. Stupid expensive but it’s not as unwieldy as a cast iron. It cooks like a stainless pan but a bit less stick. Still just as great as when I got it. It’s a titanium blend and handles metal utensils no problem.
I bet GLEAM lang is like 95% lol
I vehemently disagree; beyond the very basics improving requires intention and deliberate effort & practice.
My favorite example is driving. Some of the most skilled race car drivers are under 25. My parents are more experienced from decades of commuting, but dramatically outskilled by them.
I wonder how we’ll be able to tell when they make the jump from sounding sentient to being sentient.
Yes I think that’s the one!
Do you think photography and interior design will still be viable? Seems like those are getting tackled pretty aggressively by LLMs and image generation models.
Yep, and there’s another feed that’s pretty good where the algorithm is “liked by people you follow” or something. I would imagine that’s a signal for a number of other feeds too.
I find it’s just different now. Before there were parts of the work that I wanted done, but didn’t want to do. Now I can often have an AI do those, which is awesome!
If I was just using it for the work I do want to do, that would definitely sap the joy.
1* review. Not disclosing robot for some things is fine. I would be pissed if I unwittingly shared medical data with their AI providers though. I’d think that could even risk a compliance issue if I hadn’t consented to my data being shared.
I’ve been thinking of it as declarative programming, like CSS or SQL. A great tool when my intention matters, the steps to achieve it don’t.
All my favorite procedural languages are still there when I care a lot about the specific steps!
Hitting the gym and building muscle actually helps a lot IME. The muscles are hungry, but they burn through sugar and make me crave protein which is more filling than most carbs and fats.
I also found switching from salads to steamed big veggies like broccoli and cauliflower helped.
Good luck mate
What a hilarious example
I prefer a result type to a raw union. results with a fluent API make it a lot easier to write clean code for handling the ok and error cases, whereas a union typically leads to nested branching code that is harder to read.
Check out my result implementation in typesafe-ts 👇
Cool idea! I think it could be really interesting to see the same visual for blog posts and other articles.
A work in progress of the Kaiba Alebrijes. The sculpture is standing upright with ears perked up and forward. The cat is white with brown patterning on its back and the sides of its head and ears. It has a pink nose.
A top down view of Kaiba the cat, showing the same brown patterning on his head and back. There’s a hand petting him
Kaiba is on top of a cat tree looking down and Momo is lying on a shelf above him looking at the camera. There’s a plant wall behind her above a large industrial wooden beam.
My wedding is coming up in Mexico and we love Alebrijes, so we commissioned a couple alebrijes of our cats Kaiba & Momo since they can’t attend in person.
