Yes!! There is a huge need for these kinds of resources. The closest thing I've found has been The Architecture of Open Source Applications series: aosabook.org/en/
The Architecture of Open Source Applications
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Cat Hicks@grimalkina.bsky.social · last wk.The idea that there's an easy abundance of free resources to learn to code is laughable once you've done what I've done and been a VP of research at a company that helped thousands of people break into tech careers. There's an abundance of *beginner tutorials*
trying to explain to my dog it is storming really bad and we can't go on a walk around the neighborhood and he's not having it
i gotta move somewhere where I will never hear gas powered lawn equipment again
kaya.com/books/hypera... This gate is a perfect example of hyperart.
Hyperart: Thomasson |
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Dave Gilbert@wadjeteyegames.com · 2w agoFound this gate in York. It had a standard lock, plus a padlock and a chain holding it shut. It was very very securely closed. The only thing on the other side is a blank wall. The only conclusion I can make is that this is a magic portal to hell.
I hate driving a car. Some of the most angry, selfish, and impatient people on earth are out there with me every time. Very tired of it.
Does iOS not let you copy the definition of a word when you tap and select ”look up”?
neighborhood watch except it is a roaming vigilante gang beating the shit out of anyone using gas powered lawn equipment on a nice summer day
Why is my job's healthcare benefits mobile app showing me out of network providers?
How do people afford to travel to tech conferences all the time? That’s fucking crazy.
I would buy tickets to go watch the CTA Transit Jamboree In skokie.
bsky.app/profile/matt... Adding an absurd amount of people to this. Trying to not add people under 1k, but I'm not perfect.
So many devs across the country would love to work for something like the NYC Pit Crew. Myself included. Every state and city should have this. People are clamoring for a chance to use their powers for good full time.
This morning I saw a squirrel emerge from a dumpster behind a shawarma place with an entire pita in its mouth.
Dog rolled around on the ground outside and it was cute until I saw he was rolling around on an ant colony. 😬
aldermanic prerogative needs to fucking GO
Bike Lane Uprising@bikelaneuprising.bsky.social · last mo.It’s been less than a week since Riley O’Neil’s funeral and the city is actively removing protected bike lanes from 18th street. Just 2 weeks ago everyone in the city made public comments that Riley’s death was a tragedy & yet this week they’re making biking less safe
We are trying to introduce Donut to an elderly cat. I had them near each other taking turns with a churu just now and it went pretty well. Donut got a little too close once or twice and got smacked a couple times by the cat. He’s learning!
People with window tints are ALWAYS the shittiest and most aggressive drivers
This is a fucking disgrace. These people need support.
DFW Support Committee@dfwsupportcommitt.bsky.social · last mo.Federal sentencing has started. Zachary Evetts was just sentenced to 50 years by Chief District Judge Reed O'Connor. Maricela Rueda was just sentenced to 840 months / 70 years by Judge Mark Pittman.
How the fuck is formatting text in a jira ticket this fucking hard
The rise of larger vehicles like SUVs and pickup trucks, with their taller hoods and larger blind zones, has contributed to a 75% increase in pedestrian and cyclist deaths since 2009. Until we design better streets and ban these vehicles, people outside these vehicles will keep dying.
The Deadly Rise of Giant Trucks and S.U.V.s (Gift Article)
The vehicles on American roads have grown larger — and they are killing thousands more pedestrians, a Times investigation found.
nytimes.com