Replying to @david_nix
Live coding is such a bad idea. Nobody, and I mean nobody, thinks straight when someone else is watching them work. I type 100wpm and if you walk up behind me, it's like all my fingers switched places with each other.
Darrell Brogdon
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Darrell Brogdon
@dbrogdon
- Replying to @dvassalloI loved that phone. I don't want a thinner phone, I want a smaller phone (which is why I'm sticking with my 13 Mini). That said, wherever I go, I see nothing but giant phones so, clearly I'm in the minority. Apple is simply serving the needs and wants of their customers.
- Unpopular opinion: There hasn't been a single no/low-code platform that has stood the test of time.
- Replying to @theoIt’s not really a problem. Teams is such immense garbage that employees will be able to plausibly say, “I was working. Must be a Teams bug!”
- Replying to @ForrestPKnightIt could also be learned behavior from years of working in an office where I was constantly interrupted and found I could get more work done in the afternoon and evening after everybody else went home.
- Replying to @CoachDanGo and @FitFounderBased on overwhelming evidence, cutting out excess sugar and processed foods is underrated.
- Replying to @FFmpeg @Microsoft and @MicrosoftTeamsAnd yet, when you call their support it takes them over a day to figure out what timezone you're in. Frequently.
- Replying to @benjamincrozatEmbrace being interrupted. You won't regret it when the day comes that those kids are moving out (which is going to happen faster than you can imagine).
- Replying to @lingodotdevThis is what happens when you let bad behavior run rampant throughout your platform. Hacker News and Reddit are next.
- Replying to @Rainmaker1973So, my face is 18 inches away from someone's ass but I have more leg room?
- Replying to @jrswabAs Elon says, “Hire for attitude, not skill. Skill can be taught but attitude requires a brain transplant.” So, yeah, depending on their attitude. If they’re eager to learn, teaching there difference won’t take long.
- Replying to @noahflk and @FounderKyleThis. I used to work from 9am until 7 or 8pm because I was only able to get any work done after 5pm when everybody left the office. From 9-5 it was constant interruptions and meetings.
- Replying to @MacRumorsMacRumors should be ashamed of their blatant and misleading clickbait. It says in the first paragraph that Apple "could" stop making the "current version". Of course they will at some point! This isn't news!
- Replying to @gwenshapSomeone came up with an alternative for just this reason:
