Tis the season. 🎄
I CAN FINALLY POST THIS ☃️🌲🌨 pic.twitter.com/J7McvrZXfe
— Macabre 😈 McCarty ➡️ @BigBadCon (@markeiamccarty) November 29, 2019
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*sigh* okay:
— Surma (@DasSurma) January 21, 2019
Frontend dev: hard.
Backend dev: hard.
Language design: hard.
Writing docs: hard.
HTML/CSS: hard.
UI design: hard.
Communicating: hard.
Leading people: hard.
Management: hard.
It's all hard. Each one of these is an endless rabbit hole. And it's not a competition.
This makes me wonder about how companies with remote employees stipulate “working hours”. Given that all of the social elements of a work day are stripped away.
I have a free day on my own in Berlin next week. Give me your Berlin tips please. ☺️
What was the first video game you remember playing?
I think for me it was Harrier Attack on my cousin’s Amstrad.
Half of software development is just knowing what keywords to search for.
This is both very cool, and a really good post explanation about how to use a singular ‘they’. Also someone in the comments adds that historically ‘you’ was also only plural and transitioned to plural or singular. 🏳️🌈
It is now officially considered good practice in scholarly writing to use singular "they" rather than "he or she"https://t.co/p9MieSSI8w
— Ian Coldwater 📦💥 (@IanColdwater) November 8, 2019
I periodically dream about this. Except it’s a record store.
Basically I dream about becoming Rob Gordon from High Fidelity.
Thinking about leaving tech forever and starting a book store.
— Jenn Turner (@jennwrites) October 31, 2019
Turns out that being a horrible goose is immensely fun.
Decorative gourd season is just around the corner and with it #Hacktoberfest! 🍂🍁🎃 Are you ready? Check out @khenhey@twitter.com ‘s guide: https://dev.to/khenhey/how-to-get-ready-for-hacktoberfest-1omi