It does a great job absolving individual responsibility if you don’t dig deeper.

These huge corporations obviously just pollute for giggles, and not because we pay them to.

Insurance costs ($) is an information signal to discourage doing extremely costly behavior with long tail risks. Something I’ve been struggling with. To make everyone whole regardless of the risk they took on is not going to end well. Too many millions in flood and fire zones

They don’t want more people to bike, they want the park to be their personal backyard and ignore the fact it’s a critical transit corridor between Alweife, Mass Ave and Davis Sq

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Jealous. Gotta find those gravel routes. Did a loop out near Georgetown that was nice but have to drive to the start.

Man under-biking is a whole thing. Looks like a great time, mountain bikes may make it easier but where’s the joy? People are haters.

The problem is with modern print on demand services the bar to a physical book is lower than ever. Gonna start being hard to trust a physical book isn’t AI bs either.

Spent more time and money on the mural than the racks 😭

Yup! And then tariffs are changed one month in on your $1B multi year commitment to build a brand new manufacturing supply chain.

Never wrote a blog post or library but at my last company we leaned really hard into live view with pure react components with callbacks plumbed to LiveView and it was nice. You can’t make modern charts, maps, tables etc without it feeling hacky in Elixir, but Elixir solve the state management👌

Where and when have y’all been meeting? I haven’t heard of a Boston elixir meetup before.

Plausibly correct is the worst code. Debugging code that looks right but isn’t written by anyone and has no coherent strategy just doesn’t feel scalable. This is where people get stuck debugging for hours testing every assumption.