Ok, this is going to sound kind-of stupid, but I can't figure out the bill number for the Civil Rights Act of 1866 that defined black people as citizens of the US.
There are a bazillion pages about it, but none of them mention the bill number.
All i know is that it was a Senate bill so it'd be S.XXXX where the Xs are some integer, but i don't know WHICH integer.
I'm simultaneously excited 🎉 and feel like a complete moron. 🤦♀️
Because I've spent decades using bookmark managers without the ability to use _full_ markdown (or anything similar) when creating bookmark descriptions, it took A YEAR for it to occur to me that now that I've created my own bookmark manager ( https://backupbrain.app ) I can do things like create links to related pages in the description any bookmark.
@deobald@samebchase yes but explaining that sucks and takes way more time and brain-space than most people actual want to invest in a concept that they either don’t care about or isn’t actually relevant to their usage of the software
@deobald@samebchase also, anyone who cares is going to care about WHICH open source license and is then going to read the details anyway. Those are the people i least need to explain the differences to.
Edit: Also, I’m pretty up-front about it right there on the front page.
Well this is fucking concerning. Wonder why your not getting your medications from CVS?
Late stage capitalism.
Short version, they don't feel like paying for enough staff to actually process your drugs (or anything else) and keep you safe, or medicated. Apparently staff costs more than the profits on giving you drugs.
Yet another really great bit of reporting from More Perfect Union.
Millions of us are reeling in existential dread right now.
You blowing off an hour or two of work to take care of your mental health by playing a video game, reading a book, going for a walk, etc. is not only good for you but also good for your company and your coworkers.
Give yourself permission to take care of yourself first.
Was chatting with wifey this morning about how I loved the idea of "Saturday Morning Cartoons" but by the time I was watching them Bugs Bunny was pretty "long in the ear" (pun intended) and being replaced with more monetizable things like Transformers and Thundercats & He-Man (boys beating things up). The girls offerings weren't so violent but weren't great either Strawberry Shortcake and Care Bears were too saccharine sweet for me.
Wise wifey suggested that I could start my own tradition of Saturday Morning Cartoons but with #Anime instead.
She is, of course, brilliant. I'm just not sure which ones to watch.
Obviously #Yuri stuff would be good, but I'm thinking Frieren, Delicious in Dungeon, and…
What else? I need quality #anime suggestions. Character focused stuff. Nothing too dark. Ex. Serial Experiments Lain was amazing BUT i don't need that kind of stuff now.
@gregdosh@inthehands@hrefna I am SO tired of arguing with "expert" programmers that think that because when _they_ read code everything is "obvious", that they spout the stupid "code should be self documenting" line. They never seem to "get" the things you said.
@dachary's a programmer/tech writer and her super-power is being able to put herself in the shoes of a reader who doesn't know anything and giving them the tools they need to succeed.
@inthehands@hrefna agreed, but i think there is an important aspect it’s missing. It should be obvious to juniors and new hires with no institutional knowledge.
To often we write code that is obvious to people who’ve been there for years but may as well be a paragraph of random jargon terms to an experienced new hire without the context
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