Good software, then, is one that helps humans excel at humanity. It helps us tell stories. It helps us weave our thoughts into a tapestry of narrative. It helps us be human, not by taking away our gift and talent of humanity, but by helping it thrive.

Hell yeah. Been using it for a few months at work and there have been some hiccups here and there with interoperability, but like whatevz

I always feel weird responding to automatic greetings bc of this. Like I know it’s kind of like a scripted ritual, but it shouldn’t be—genuinely asking someone how they are is one of the few times we get to connect to and understand others

Bruh, my body hurts at 30

Pretty sure that determination is not up to him

I get what you're saying, but oftentimes devs don't get to choose the language they work in. I have tried to lobby for a language change unsuccessfully many a times

No. People hate react, especially python users

I h8 Jira so much

jj restore <filename> --from <branch>

She's so out of his league. Mint and chocolate relationship

Bruh.. its a pizza place

I usually just start with an image of the language I'd be using and then add the dependencies I need to a RUN command on the Containerfile. Sometimes the dependencies (like uv for python) have their own image which is nice to skip that part.

We talkin melted provolone or bad romcoms?

I would also spend all my money rebuilding zoom and Jira out of hate

This didn't need to exist then 🙄 the articles definitely made it sound like it was running natively

Seriously? (Haven't looked at repo). Then why would this be better in any sense?

Idk if this will affect Docker/Podman much, given how established they are in the Linux world, but it'll be nice to not have the ridiculous VM layer on Mac. Although, I wonder if they just created the reverse problem--if it's not using containerd runtime, can it translate to deployment on linux?