So how are we feeling about buttons inside buttons on the web these days? I've seen two recent examples but can't get on board.

Some buildings will omit the 13th floor from elevators, and some will omit a dozen plus at random, and this is just a normal thing that's somewhat common.

that feeling when you have to write a commit message and pull request title/description for a trivial one line code change

I love when Quora reminds me of the dumb things I have previously Googled

After nearly two years of cancelled trips, celebrations, and constant worrying over either being too cautious or not cautious enough, finally slipping up and getting COVID just feels so… deflating.

I do not understand dreams. My dream last night was that my friend published a book and was begging me and all their other friends to buy enough copies to make the NYT bestseller list. ???.

Something about being a software engineer makes this terrifying to read

Portlanders: Wow our street racing problem has really gotten out of hand. Also Portlanders: We should shut down the race track where people can race legally.

me devouring an entire box of Pocky

Over analyzing my frequently used emoji never gets old to me.

Maybe it's just me, but making money by quietly charging people who do not want to use your product doesn't seem like a very compelling business model.

Subscribed to @theinformation a year ago, rarely read it, then without any notification they charged me for another year. Emailed to cancel and their support tells me that they can't do refunds.

My advice to early career engineers continues to be: read through as many closed pull requests and code reviews as possible. This is a great way to learn how your project works, how to make changes to it, and what sorts of feedback you might expect to get along the way.

Quite the drink name

RT @vaidehijoshi: the best engineers i've worked with are not ones who write "great" code (whatever that means!) but instead are the ones w….

Hmm this looks a bit familiar 🤔

RT @kurteichenwald: "Parler was banned" lie must end. It wasnt. Parler was told by Amazon/Apple/Google to comply with TOS by moderating, re….

Sifting through Chrome tabs, Git diffs, and random notes trying to figure out WTF I was working on before the holidays.

On the best days, working from is so much better than working from an office. But on the worst days, it’s much worse.