JP DeVries

@jpdevries.bsky.social

Principal Engineer focusing on hyper performant and accessible web apps. pantryhost.app - privacy first kitchen companion with AT protocol support.

Think about it: Black and Brown communities have spent generations surviving systems built to break them. Imagine the sheer, world-altering power we’d witness if that brilliance was finally allowed to build without a ceiling.

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Three new changes landed on recipe.exchange today: 1 - the application is now available in French 2 - recipes can declare what language they're written in 3 - our lexicons are now resolvable openly on atproto More details at the post below.

Now in French - plus language-aware recipes and open lexicons

Three changes landing on recipe.exchange - two you'll see right away, one mostly behind the scenes but important for the broader food-on-atproto story. ## recipe.exchange now speaks...

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Morning everyone. Do you know that your President just exempted himself, his family, and all his family's companies from our tax laws? You are subject to the law. Now he is not. No one should not pretend this is okay or normal. It's an ongoing constitutional crisis.

AOC on possibly running for the Senate or President: They assume my ambition is a title or a seat. My ambition is way bigger than that. My ambition is to change this country. Presidents come and go, elected officials come and go, single payer healthcare is forever.

Obama: "What I'm more interested in for Democrats is, do you know how to just talk to regular people like we're not in a college seminar? Can you talk in plain English to folks? And not have a bunch of gobbledygook around it. Just talk like normal people talk. 'The rent is too high.'"

Fun fact: alt text is not only useful for blind people / people who can't see the image. It can also be useful for those of us who can see the image but need to understand why the author posted the image or what message they want the image to convey.

Don't call it "expanding" SCOTUS. And, for God's sake, don't call it "court-packing." Call it **right-sizing** the Court. (There are 13 circuits now -- not the 9 circuits there were when it was set at 9 justices 157 effing yrs ago!) Or call it *modernizing* the Court. Thank you.