I love this. The point isn't really to intentionally write poorly (as another commenter seemed to suggest), just to let it be ok to make mistakes, to find the mistakes, and to accept that it's part of learning to write good code. No one starts their journey without ever making mistakes!

I've started hosting a weekly Friends and Neighbors Dinner, which has opened up connections I never expected. My kiddo's preschool is hosting a Share and Swap at an Open House next month. I feel so refreshed to have in-person connections with real people and lighter, knowing we can share the load.

Right? @joshwcomeau.com does some incredible stuff. He's about to release a course on how to do it. I'm stoked!

Washington State stands up against Trump. Listen to our Governor tell Trump we will not allow him to use financial threats to make us abandon DEI, reproductive rights, transgender rights or to allow him to illegally remove immigrant workers. Other states should follow this.
youtu.be/3wFBW7CKtBk

The difference between “nice” and “kind”:

Nice is doing something to avoid upset or offense.

Kind is doing something out of empathy and/or compassion.