Michael Courage retweeted
Trying to keep track of what GitHub PR review comments were addressed in a pushed commit, which ones you only typed a reply for but still need to push, and which ones are still pending is a complete mess.
How teams do code review without Gerrit is honestly unclear to me.
Michael Courage retweeted
The Omnicron variant is just another example of how COVID will be prolonged if rich nations and Big Pharma keep blocking vaccine distribution.
Michael Courage retweeted
I saw there was some discussion on here last week about how we shouldn't celebrate developers who don't know how the whole system works, end-to-end. 🧵/1
Michael Courage retweeted
If anyone out there is feeling like an impostor, I just want you to know that as a principal engineer with decades of experience, every time I interview a candidate for a position on the team I still feel like there’s a good chance I don’t get the job.
Michael Courage retweeted
Folks - Stop with this twitter family stuff. That app basically wants to own your account. – at Seattle, WA
Michael Courage retweeted
patterns in confusing explanations jvns.ca/blog/confusing-expla…
Michael Courage retweeted
Found this on /r/funny, where it was not appreciated.
ALT Sign, black text on yellow background, reading "lost children will be taught the c programming language"
Michael Courage retweeted
One of the most ridiculous reasons I was told I didn’t get a promotion my manager had fought for was that I supposedly needed to work on my people skills.
I asked what would show I had the needed skills.
They cited getting buy-in on a major project of my own creation.
I cited 10.
Michael Courage retweeted
imo any progress bar that lasts longer than 5 seconds should come with hold music
Michael Courage retweeted
✨new ✨ article: The tools and tech I use to run a one-woman hardware company (@wntrblm).
blog.thea.codes/winterblooms…
RTs, cross-posts, etc. always appreciated! 🙏
Michael Courage retweeted
👀 New blog post: using the @MicrochipMakes SAM D21's brown-out detector ⚡️ and why it's critical for your project's longevity. 🤓
👇 blog.thea.codes/sam-d21-brow…
Michael Courage retweeted
If Democrats don't hold Republicans accountable for their attempted coup immediately, they are effectively endorsing the inevitable successful coup later
Michael Courage retweeted
The siege of the U.S. Capitol was an attack on democracy itself. It was fueled, precipitated and induced by the unrelenting and totally discredited lies of Donald Trump and his lackeys in Congress.
Michael Courage retweeted
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: the Cabinet should stop hiding behind anonymous leaks to reporters and do what the Constitution demands they do: invoke the 25th Amendment and remove this President from office.
JUST IN: “This is not news we deliver lightly,” @margbrennan says as she reports: Trump Cabinet secretaries are discussing invoking the 25th Amendment to remove President Trump. Nothing formal yet presented to VP Pence.
“I’m talking about actual members of the Cabinet,” she says
Michael Courage retweeted
I think it is now crystal clear that this is right. Everyone who has been a part of this attempted coup should be written out of public life forever. They did this. They own this.
Quite simply, everyone who was part of this attempted coup shld be written out of public life forever. As challenging as that will be, not attempting to do so undermines the premise that these people did anything wrong. You become complicit in the offense. talkingpointsmemo.com/edblog…
Michael Courage retweeted
This is why we took action. If things don’t change, our hospitals will be overwhelmed.
If we can repeat the success we had in March, we will bend the curve, keep people out of the hospital and save lives.
ALT Graph projecting daily hospitalizations in Washington state if transmission rates persist vs. if the Nov 16th restrictions are as successful as restrictions in March. If transmission persists, IDM projects a record level of hospitalizations before the end of the year. If new restrictions are effective, IDM projects the increasing trend in hospitalizations could reverse by December.