Not yet because my children are now in love with the show...
@ItsTheBrandi Not yet because my children are now in love with the show which means we can only really watch a couple episodes a week and can't skip ahead due to their busy schedules. Panda is a kind of a lazy self-absorbed dick, as you warned. I love Polar Bear. I think I *am* Penguin.
You've never known what it's like to be cool until someone...
You've never known what it's like to be cool until someone Slacks you, “Did you mean to add your Crunchyroll account to the shared all-company 1Password?”
world's ending in five minutes, which group dm do you post...
world's ending in five minutes, which group dm do you post a "world's ending in five minutes" meme to? those are your true friends, invest in them now.
you can have <div id="main"> and then in your js you...
@brianvan you can have <div id="main"> and then in your js you can go main.append(el) and it works, buck-naked scope like some 1986 DOS windowing toolkit. I removed my main = getElementById code and it still worked.
We (@aboard, @richziade, me) are looking for really great...
We (@aboard, @richziade, me) are looking for really great [smaller] design firms/agencies/freelance groups that create beautiful, glossy web experiences (the more parallax the better). We'll give you credit for your work! DMs open—send links.
You force your cookies upon me if I merely look in the...
You force your cookies upon me if I merely look in the window—then pull the gate and tell me I must pay up if I am to look any further—well then sir you may keep your cookies and tarts and all your other articles and I am never coming back to this establishment again.
A bounty hunter walks into a bar and orders some food. He...
A bounty hunter walks into a bar and orders some food. He has a meal, pulls out a gun, and fires at the bartender. Then he walks out. Someone says, “That guy just eats, shoots, and leaves.” “Of course,” said their friend. “He's a Pandalorian.”
Mid 90s. It seemed like a cool radical document among...
@kevinbaker Mid 90s. It seemed like a cool radical document among zillions of others, and the gnu software was valuable so I respected the intent. But it was always sort of way behind what was happening with the web, it belonged to an 80s jargon-file type ethos that already seemed retro.
To be clear sleepytime audio can't be boring—it actually...
To be clear sleepytime audio can't be boring—it actually has to be interesting enough to distract you but not dramatic enough to keep you awake, so lectures on technical subjects are perfect.
I mean...@Zaron3 + cohost have true empathy and often a...
@quinnnorton@Zaron3 I mean...@Zaron3 + cohost have true empathy and often a sort of head-shaking respect and admiration for people in the mix, like the 16yo who stole Guy Fieri's yellow Lamborghini.
S.I. in 2022 you did a reported piece on the interactions...
@sirosenbaum S.I. in 2022 you did a reported piece on the interactions of Jewish identity, gender identity, and software in the wake of a stranger's death, and produced a great story clearly told. I'm in awe.
This article about Torah training software by @sirosenbaum...
This article about Torah training software by @sirosenbaum gently connects programming, the nature of archives, gender identity, religious identity, and the ways people connect to software in ways that I will think about for a long time. inputmag.com/...
You know what I miss is the concept of “levels” as in “my...
You know what I miss is the concept of “levels” as in “my levels are off the charts.” The idea of individual response to anxiety seems kind of moot and the baseline assumption today is that all anxiety is collective.
The bad sticks out, of course, and I have the exact same...
@logan_ayliffe@Bondcliff2008@mathowie@rcade The bad sticks out, of course, and I have the exact same experience reading old stuff, but you were all kind and generous lots of times too!
My son kept asking me what I was buying online and I...
My son kept asking me what I was buying online and I couldn't understand him until he pointed to my music app and said RIGHT THERE, IT SAYS "NEW ORDER."
To say that a search interface could be refined with...
To say that a search interface could be refined with different fields and qualifiers is to say that something is "facetable," and I cannot see it except as "face table."
The email in this was busted for technical reasons. If you...
The email in this was busted for technical reasons. If you want to apply, just use my address: paul.ford@aboard.io. (Thank you to the applicant who pinged us about it!) x.com/...
This process is known as unstoppable wincification and it...
This process is known as unstoppable wincification and it comes for everything. Every tweet, post, song, book, and article. Go back and look at your emails from five years ago. Everything you do will wincify, including this tweet.
Less complaining, more praise—Xarray is VERY well...
@mouthofmorrison@pokateo_ Less complaining, more praise—Xarray is VERY well documented and repl-friendly, and a really good interface when you're learning about netCDF and geodata.
I.e. a mask value will overflow but not produce an error...
@mouthofmorrison@pokateo_ I.e. a mask value will overflow but not produce an error and it's hard to know if it's netCDF4, pandas, Xarray, or python type system. I end up documenting units and expected values and error conditions in code pretty exhaustively. I miss rigid schemas.
Yes—wrote a netCDF to Postgres translator for in python....
@mouthofmorrison@pokateo_ Yes—wrote a netCDF to Postgres translator for probablefutures.org in python. Xarray worked well but I got caught out a lot by type conversions traversing data through pandas.
Since handing @Postlight to new management, @richziade + I...
Since handing @Postlight to new management, @richziade + I + team have been turning what we learned from our employees + clients into @Aboard: Conversation-first team-driven web-based workflow software. And we need a Product+Project Manager…YOU!?!?
I skimmed plenty, but then I hit the Apology for Raymond...
@arctictony I skimmed plenty, but then I hit the Apology for Raymond Sebond and threw in the towel. That was a while ago though. Maybe I'm ready for some Pyrrhonism in my life.
Doing Sunday code stuff and came up with the name "sibkids"...
Doing Sunday code stuff and came up with the name "sibkids" for "sibling elements that are actually children", i.e. when a page is divided up by HTML headers so you need to group by header + siblings of element preceding next equivalent header. Should be kids, are sibs: Sibkids.
I made a solemn vow many years ago not to tweet about a...
I made a solemn vow many years ago not to tweet about a local website and today, in a moment of weakness, I broke that vow. I have removed the tweet and will now go play my word games in silence.
McKinsey just published a report saying that climate change...
McKinsey just published a report saying that climate change will require $275 trillion in spending but I personally think you could do it for $274 trillion. fortune.com/...
There was less of it. A "good" columnist sold papers,...
@WilliamHogeland There was less of it. A "good" columnist sold papers, rather than representing a POV. Plus they had to go to the bar, instead of online, to get someone to produce an opinion, and bar arguments with the regulars always make better copy than Twitter arguments with strangers.