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Hove, England
Joined July 2020
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Do you exclusively use the 'Following' tab? Mine is pretty chill, then I take the occasional wander into 'For You' and it's just a completely different world full of misery. Every now and then a pinch of that will bleed into my 'Following' tab.
I think in places where Labour looked a sure bet already, people feel safe to then vote Green without risking helping Tory/Reform
I’ve used marketplace.visualstudio.com… in VS Code but not seen anything that can be done programmatically like a prettier plugin
I just realised I was accidentally watching with bbc 5 live (radio) commentary - think you may be doing the same!
Andrew Walker retweeted
Always fascinated with the “what is university for” question.
When rich kids are involved: “university is so much more than getting a job: it’s about enriching the soul/rounding you out as a human being”
When it’s a poor kid: “but will this really help them get a better job?”
I got two office birthday cakes from this once when I meant ~9 days was my birthday and colleagues thought I meant ~2 days. There can be winners from this confusion.
Semaphore CI has been my favourite in the past. Super fast, a nice UI for editing your configs, SSH debugging.
I avoid GH Actions whenever I can in favour of a CI tool that lets me SSH into the builds. Debugging is such a nightmare without it.
Are those non-react frameworks actually supported yet?
If not, is including them in the pitch preemptively to help with SEO? Or to raise interest/attract potential contributors?
I’ve found myself preferring recipes over libraries for lots of Svelte and/or Vite things cause the footprint is often so small.