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help, I am trying to budget software design, please help me understand why people don't like my software: UI redesigns: one million dollars performance fixes: zero dollars accessibility: zero dollars plus unpaid labour features people don't like: 100 dollars features people do like: 1 dollar

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"we never used to have all these women in their 30s suddenly getting diagnosed with ADHD" listen, I wouldn't have even noticed I have ADHD if I lived in an era where my doctor could ask if I want to lose 5lbs and then hand me enough amphetamines to see the face of God

Explore the architectural decisions we made along the journey of building Elastic Cloud Serverless.

im not pirating the latest tv shows and movies - i am training my AI model on freely available content

Two signs I am aging of the last week: I have my first official gray hair, at 33, in my sideburns just like my Dad (I’m excited) I thought Huak Tuah was the name of a person, had to be told it was a meme and had to go out of my way to find the meme

Siemens has been committed to Open Source development for over a decade. We have published and contributed to numerous projects. In addition to that we…

After signing up for GitHub Sponsors, I had a nagging feeling that somehow asking for money from other people to support my open source work was inappropriate. But after much reflection, I realized that phrasing the use of GitHub Sponsors as a way to express patronage/support and appreciation for

saad - software as a disappointment

babe are you ok you’ve barely touched your dashboard you specifically asked me to spend a week building

Your automated transcription software should retain swearing. Don't enforce American Puritanism, thanks.

A JavaScript library maintainer is under fire after merging a controversial PR to support legacy versions of Node.js.

In this post, I talk about pleasant but seemingly minor features in personal sites

Are you a member of the 🕸️💍 IndieWeb Webring? Perhaps one of many who noticed that the "previous" and "next" links were actually going to random active member sites in the ring? I'm pleased to …

@ElleGray@mstdn.social My mom once went to hear Hannah Arendt speak. During the Q&A, some guy started off with the “more of a comment” opener, and Arendt cut in mid-sentence: “People came here tonight to hear me speak, not you,” and immediately moved to the next question.

Building the Patreon for developers https://changelog.fm/591 @changelog@changelog.social

Secure your development environments with minimal cloud workstations powered by Chainguard's Wolfi. Learn how to reduce your attack surface and improve developer productivity. Everything you need to know about securing the software supply chain.

Stick the following in your ~/.gitconfig to make `git branch` sort by most recently committed (thanks to @wingo@mastodon.social for this one!): [branch] sort = -committerdate

Do you have trouble prioritising? Unable to decide what to focus your energies on today, next week, next year? Might I suggest having an inherited degenerative eye condition? Simply arrange your interests into easy categories such as "things that are easier to do with vision"/"things I can do without vision"

Attached: 1 image bottomless trousers you say? the appearance of knickers you say? readily take them off, you say?

OpenTorment is a fully open-source, privacy-first alternative to proprietary solutions like Torment Nexus. With OpenTorment you can easily torment yourself, enhancing your pain and suffering without compromising your privacy.

@aral@mastodon.ar.al That's not what I said at all, Aral.

I wrote https://www.jacky.wtf/essays/2024/oh-aral/ about the recent accessibility campaign that @aral@mastodon.ar.al's been holding in (or against) the GNOME community, how it's an inversion of privilege preservation and how I fell for it. I saw red flags and ignored them because of the messaging.

It’s more than rails!

SQL Database Explorer [SQLite, libSQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, DuckDB] - frectonz/sql-studio

SQLite Studio is a single-file binary, single-command SQLite database explorer.

Attached: 1 image Anyone else spend way too much time thinking about the grammar of linking to things? In this fragment I'm not at all confident about the "backs up that data" link, maybe I should have included "as JSON" in that link... Anyone seen a comprehensive style guide that addresses this? Extract from https://simonwillison.net/2024/Jun/21/search-based-rag/#ingredients-for-rag

Attached: 1 image happy friday to all my former startup friends now working for the bigco. stop rubbing after a few years the white armor does.

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Attached: 1 image David Tennant. Always supporting Pride and trans people. Just a wonderful human being ♥️ (photo by Georgia Tennant. posted on her insta)

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My answer to a question online, why?

A tool for analyzing the dependencies in compiled Go binaries, providing insight into their impact on the final build. - Zxilly/go-size-analyzer

I'm getting married just outside Bordeaux!

Quick thoughts on whether sqlc is still the direction for Go projects now that we’ve been using it for three years.

When Regal was just a linter, its code was roughly 60% #Rego and 40% #Golang. Making it also be a language server has shifted that balance to 40/60. And while it was the right call at the time — we didn’t know the protocol, and no one else had done anything for that in Rego —I wasn’t too happy about it. So I’m now looking at rewriting parts of the LSP implementation in Rego too. So far so good! Expect to hear more on this next week 🤓

lmaoooo on the one hand i get it and i can see how denial would be pretty hot but on the other it's just so funny for "doesn't make her cum" to be turned into a purposeful kink in a heterosexual relationship. no you don't get it, it's actually on purpose

who the fuck is scraeming "good girls dont cum" at my house. show yourself, coward. i will never stop cumming

Trivy 0.52.1 on age v1.1.1 > Total: 31 (UNKNOWN: 2, LOW: 0, MEDIUM: 13, HIGH: 14, CRITICAL: 2) govulncheck v1.1.2 > No vulnerabilities found. govulncheck is correct. All the vulns reported by the other thing are provably false positives. When I did the initial design of govulncheck, I made minimizing noise a priority, to give devs a chance to actually triage potential vulns. I suspect I was wrong: if the tool is too good, it will find nothing most of the time, and devs will not trust it.

How to sabotage software productivity, in the style of CIA