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@olivierlacan πŸ™‡β€β™‚οΈπŸ™

The pharmacist I mentioned left me with the axiom "ask for a prescription in a minute, and you're asking for death." But, it sounds like there's a range of latencies, with tragedy on either end!

@olivierlacan it sounds like you and your partner are suffering quite a bit, and I hope you get better soon, without any long term side effects.

I happened to have a serendipitous chat with a pharmacist at a cafe one morning recently. It was interesting to hear their perspectives on the challenges of the job. Maybe there's detail lost in translation about the actual procedure for "verification."

It is unfortunate that your filling of a prescription was confounded by a misclassification.

@Kurt classic chaos engineering
What not to forget when implementing a pattern-matching in Ruby for custom objects

Trivial yet easy to mess up a set of things to consider, demonstrated on the latest core classes Time/Date.

@postmodern it's nice how more context helps ☺️
@postmodern can the parsing of the string be done separately? What's the receiver of the merge method?
@allenholub you mentioned failing tests instead of to-dos. Would you ship the failing test to main, or is that a prompt to do the to-do if you can write the test? There is value in having only passing tests in main.