Every pro-Ruby web developer needs to listen to the last 10 minutes of this episode.
Folks, on-boarding newcomers to Ruby—especially where Jekyll is concerned—is really problematic.
We've *got* to do better at this.
atp.fm/430
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Just because vaccinated people can go maskless doesn’t mean you can stop accommodating people with disabilities and chronic health conditions. If having remote meetings and work and paid sick days and allowing masks was possible for the last year, it is still possible now.
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I'm live with Natashia Tjandra, Senior Product Design Manager at EA, who is sharing how UX hiring managers evaluate talent and what they look for in candidates. Join us on YouTube! youtube.com/watch?v=uN10bP…
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You know something's gone very wrong when Liz Cheney and Mitt Romney are the good ones, relatively speaking.
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The idea that private room karaoke with fully vaxxed friends is now theoretically safe just.. does not compute. Spending so long fearing the air out of people’s mouths really does a number on me
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Yikes. This is a use case I hadn’t thought of. wired.com/story/opinion-…
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A majority of Americans no longer get cable?
twitter.com/rbreich/status…
Serious question: What does it say about America that Tucker Carlson has become the #1 most watched host on cable news?
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I don’t care if we need to use incentives to improve vax rates. Do it.
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Sorry for the drive-by quote tweet but I've seen a bunch of takes like this.
Basecamp does not try to compete with Slack/Teams! Completely different market. None of my clients currently using Basecamp would know what to do with Slack/Teams. They still often just write emails. 😅
Basecamp is irrelevant without the founders, that is the whole brand. They are not competitive with Teams or Slack in any real way.
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Are you returning to familiar places during eternal Caturday?
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Portlanders, what is preventing your mayor from looking like this?
I cant stop watching this.
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Colonial stopped shipping an essential commodity because it couldn't bill properly.
Seems like someone needs their corporate charter revoked and then to be broken up.
cnn.com/2021/05/12/pol…
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Live now! Join me and @vibronet to chat about all things OAuth! Bring your questions or just come hang out! youtu.be/nojySacI27o
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Ad businesses are hard to run ethically in the age of surveillance capitalism. Even a business with a strong track record and public stance on privacy can develop blind spots if they enter the market.
Ads aren’t inherently “bad,” but if you’re not careful, they can poison a biz.
Hey, while you’re in there Apple, do you really need an Ads team… at all?
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Thanks @digime for having me!
Enjoy the latest blog in our @mydataorg series, this time from @Johannes_Ernst on why storytelling is key to advancing the ethical use of personal data. #dataprivacy #tru...
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