Ya damn right! Probably would’ve been a lot more popular too if Lemmy had spoiler tag support (see discussion https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/317). But now that the LN is finished, it’ll probably be a lot harder to convince people to move over from the subreddit, even if spoiler tags were implemented. 😢 Maybe when the new season of the anime premiers it will pick up.

I bought 2 boxen of doughnuts

You can turn off the weird gesture shit and go back to the three buttons in settings.

“Navigation mode” -> “3-button navigation”

TBH the lack of a back button is one of the things I dislike about iPhones

Rear fingerprint scanner though…I miss it so much

Indoor is good though. Floating around the mall is a good activity for shit weather days

For pooping in the hot tub, of course

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguish

Not dickish; a learned lesson.

Levels is great for the tech industry. (Possibly other industries as well, but that’s the one I am familiar with)

You could try Glassdoor, but my understanding is that it’s not as accurate as levels.

A surprising number of people don’t know about levels.fyi

Go to levels.fyi, find some companies and compare at your level. For a long time I was like “ain’t no way these numbers are accurate, people are getting paid that much?” YES THE NUMBERS ARE ACCURATE; your company’s excuses for a shitty raise this year (“blah blah market conditions, blah blah you are already on the upper end of your band, let’s work on a promotion next year”) are bullshit.

Super Metroid.

Spooky AF

Y’all remember anti-trust laws? Good times

Is it? It’s just an optional property. And Typescript will tell you that it’s optional.

People love to complain about npm and node_modules, but I think they were on to something with the simplicity of it.

Return undefined.

Typescript.

Why error? Just return undefined. Simple, no try/catch needed.

I had to use Python for a bit at work and it was confusing

pipenv, venv, virtualenv, poetry…wtf is all this shit

a.b vs a['b'] vs a.get('b')…wtf is a KeyError