Paging all of the free speech absolutest (read: @elonmusk ) what @PamBondi just said should make you livid.

Your annual reminder that patriots @elonmusk and @realDonaldTrump could single handedly pay for top tier healthcare for all of the 9/11 responders without making a dent in their net worth, but choose not to. Trump is not a blue collar billionaire.

We've succeeded in tightening the feedback loop on pour communication with high throughput juniors...

A couple days into working with claude code, and this video basically captures the experience: https://t.co/Bq45EAsDjK

Now that this place is a fascist hell scape, where do a yell into a jar about react?

Three weeks into using react and fast api, I have such a massive appreciation for @rails and @emberjs love it or it at least there’s not an insane balkanization of libraries

I thought that the congress had to vote to go to war?

I miss programming argument twitter

Interviewer: ‘How many years of JS experience do you have’ Joe: ‘All of them?’

Who do I talk to to get class based enums into the tc39 process, @BrendanEich @nullvoxpopuli, TS literal unions are pretty close from a type safety perspective, but being able to encapsulate values inside of an enum is an actual super power.

Stepping back and reading the TS handbook: Argument of type 'number' is not assignable to parameter of type 'string'. For an argument error seem to continue in the strong tradition of being _just_ vague enough.

I just publish a little TS utility for class based enums in TS/JS I'm a big fan of using them to address false polymorphism (works well with @emberjs data too!) https://t.co/lFxhDiAQxT

Has any one made the connection that fascists have a rich history of being involved with rockets?

(I'm very ready to be wrong here, my early experience has just been doing a lot of dancing around trying to satisfy the type system)

I can see the advantages in library code, helping users/clients of the library use it easily, and I guess LLMs learns too. In my, al be it limited, experience it seems to create a lot of business level types that drift from the domain / business ontology.

Could one of my nerd pals that's a TS fan explain what they love about it? Or maybe more specifically what efficiencies and benefits they've felt from it. In the age of LLMs it seems from a user space code perspective like a heap of overhead, but I'm sure I'm missing something.

.@hankgreen can we get it as a poster? https://t.co/LEwAUXHHl4

Who would have thought after 25 years of learning my primary function would be pressing tab or not.

I hate everything that led to this decision

This AI future we've created for our selves is trash. When I google for an image, I now just receive a billion AI images...