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Joined May 2015
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Requesting the favor of a RT. MyPOV: Learn why #digitaltransformation is not enough in a world of #digitalgiants. How to build, partner, and set fair regulations. Pre-order the book and get the first 3 chapters today! hcleadershipessentials.com/p… #RuleTheWorld #CDO #CTO #CEO #CIO
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i love hearing about people using svelte for dataviz, and i'm a big fan of @Wattenberger's work, so this was a treat datastori.es/163-svelte-js-f…
New episode: How do you build visualizations on the web? Journalist-engineer Amelia Wattenberger (wattenberger.com/) joins us to guide us in the world of svelte.js (svelte.dev/) and other frameworks to build data visualizations on the web.
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ok, we've kept you in suspense long enough. we are absolutely cock-a-hoop to announce that Svelte now officially supports... 🎉🎉🎉 TYPESCRIPT!!! 🎉🎉🎉 svelte.dev/blog/svelte-and-t… amazing, amazing work by @orta, dummdidumm, jasonlyu123, @UnwrittenFun, @halfnelson_au and @octref
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Be forgiving with your past self. Be strict with your present self. Be flexible with your future self.
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If it hurts to hear it, look for the truth in it. If it comforts to hear it, look for the lie in it.
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Replying to @elyktrix
If you say 'orange' TypeScript will ask if you mean the fruit or the color, JavaScript won't ask and you might end up drinking a glass of orange paint instead of orange juice.
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this is happening a week on sunday 👇 sign up: sveltesociety.dev/ i'll be answering all the FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT @SVELTEJS. reply with your (svelte-related, if only tangentially) questions — or like someone else's, to boost them — and i'll try and respond
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"Relax. You’ll live longer *and* perform better." - @naval
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A SQL query walks into a bar and joins 2 tables
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This is so rad! I had heard about Docker previously and it made perfect sense to keep everything contained for a project... The part about a container for each service blew me away, though. Well done 👏
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This is awesome. I love it when devs scratch their own itch. It's the reason why dev tooling is so rad. @devdevcharlie keep doing your thang
I miss going for a run so I made a thing to make running inside less weird... Called it Qua*run*tine... Get it? 🥁 Using pose detection, you gotta run if you wanna keep exploring a real or 3D trail! 🏃‍♀️🌲 quaruntine.netlify.com/ ⚠️Very experimental & buggy⚠️🤷‍♀️
Replying to @shanselman
@shanselman I've been itching to try WSL2 but unable to enable virtualization because of Win10 Home license. My question is; do you think Virtualization will ever be available for Win10 Home? If no, I'll prolly just cough up the $$ for Pro. Thank you!
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If yes, it will come sooner or later, I'll practice patience. Thanks, again, for all that you do. HUGE fan.
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Maybe worth considering chloroquine for C19 docs.google.com/document/d/e…
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"Be fast, have no regrets." Dr Michael J Ryan says "the greatest error is not to move" and "speed trumps perfection" when it comes to dealing with an outbreak such as #coronavirus. Get the latest on COVID-19 👉 trib.al/sgRtiyo
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"Why would you use Windows for web development??" is now an outdated trope, IMHO. There are so many options for getting dev work done on Windows. I don't mean "install VSCode and you're done" - but a full toolchain for Node, Rust, Ruby... whatever you need. Thread! 🧵
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People typically feel bad about their mistakes because they think in a shortsighted way about the bad outcome & not about the evolutionary process of which mistakes are an integral part. Every mistake you make & learn from will save you from similar mistakes in the future.
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The most meaningful relationships are achieved when you and others can speak openly to each other about everything that’s important, learn together, and understand the need to hold each other accountable to be as excellent as you can be. When you have such relationships with...
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