@thatjoemoore.dev
Builder of programs, occasional (ethical) exploiter of vulns, haver of strokes. he/him
I don't want to pile on the maintainers though! There are valid reasons for why it's in the state it's in (legacy code is hard, especially when you have so many people depending on the behaviors you want to change). Doesn't negate the frustration though.
November 30, 2025 at 10:26 PM
I don't want to pile on the maintainers though! There are valid reasons for why it's in the state it's in (legacy code is hard, especially when you have so many people depending on the behaviors you want to change). Doesn't negate the frustration though.
The frequency with which I have to tell my team "Don't accidentally upgrade npm beyond vX, but make sure you're later than vY" in order to avoid breaking bugs is incredibly frustrating.
November 30, 2025 at 8:19 PM
The frequency with which I have to tell my team "Don't accidentally upgrade npm beyond vX, but make sure you're later than vY" in order to avoid breaking bugs is incredibly frustrating.
Whoa. That's legitimately one of the most exciting CSS things I've read in a while. 🤯
Though I'm certain the designers on my team are already dreaming up a new un-CSSable layout, just to keep me from getting too complacent.
Though I'm certain the designers on my team are already dreaming up a new un-CSSable layout, just to keep me from getting too complacent.
November 27, 2025 at 4:25 PM
Whoa. That's legitimately one of the most exciting CSS things I've read in a while. 🤯
Though I'm certain the designers on my team are already dreaming up a new un-CSSable layout, just to keep me from getting too complacent.
Though I'm certain the designers on my team are already dreaming up a new un-CSSable layout, just to keep me from getting too complacent.
I choose to read this API name as hydra-table, and nobody can stop me.
a statue of a snake with three heads is in a cave with chinese writing on the bottom right
Alt: Clip from Jason and the Argonauts, showing a claymation Hydra advancing across the screen.
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November 25, 2025 at 7:02 PM
I choose to read this API name as hydra-table, and nobody can stop me.
Same here! More dum-duns have been taken than anything else!
November 1, 2025 at 12:54 AM
Same here! More dum-duns have been taken than anything else!
Alas, I wasn't able to see my phone well enough to live-tweet my stroke. Though apparently I was making bad dad jokes at the nurses/doctors the whole time I was in the ER, and I would do anything to have a permanant record of that.
October 29, 2025 at 11:04 PM
Alas, I wasn't able to see my phone well enough to live-tweet my stroke. Though apparently I was making bad dad jokes at the nurses/doctors the whole time I was in the ER, and I would do anything to have a permanant record of that.
And people call me crazy when I say that I enjoy writing tests.
October 8, 2025 at 3:57 PM
And people call me crazy when I say that I enjoy writing tests.
Anybody who thinks science fiction doesn't address contemporary issues either hasn't been reading good science fiction or doesn't understand the history around the stories they've read. You can't convince me, for example, that War of the Worlds isn't about issues of the time.
March 12, 2025 at 4:48 PM
Anybody who thinks science fiction doesn't address contemporary issues either hasn't been reading good science fiction or doesn't understand the history around the stories they've read. You can't convince me, for example, that War of the Worlds isn't about issues of the time.