this word (as several others) made its way into Hebrew.

people use to program by punching cards. then compilers came.

I'd say the opposite is about to happen: the boilerplate work will be done by AI, leaving more time to higher level abstractions to humans.

"normalize $X !!"

$X being antisocial or otherwise reprehensible behaviour.

great resource. thanks!

I recently launched Chessboard for Slack (https://www.boardwalrus.com)

Let's you play chess with your Slack workspace mates.

burn rate ~$30/month

If there's demand I plan to implement tournaments and maybe a MS Teams version.

amazing, both visually and conceptually.

deodorants are the canary

> y'all should remember that the best developers have long memories

is this a threat?

> It is important to accept and understand that a lot of your success in life is due to things outside of your control.

That's a generalization and takes away from people's agency. for luck to play a part in your life, you need to show up and work.

Sure, but lots of people show up and work hard but only make minimum wage. The privilege is that your hard work earns a lot more money than someone else's hard work.

I love this twisted thinking.

When my peers were partying and having a great time I was spending nights at the computer learning stuff.

I made this sacrifice willingly. Years later I'm reaping the benefits of that sacrifice which I think I earned and is fair but still some people who don't like others to be successfull will call me privileged like it was all magically bestowed upon me.

We all had the same start. I choose a different path that cost me a lot.

And you have the nerve to call me privileged. Wow.

I would like to apply this line of thought to the NBA. There is lack of diversity there as well.