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Building and breaking things @ GitHub.
brb. changing my status to tot leader now.

"What are your top 12 #programming books?"

Me: 🤔

“A language that doesn’t affect the way you think about programming is not worth knowing.”

—Alan J. Perlis (1922-1990), first recipient of the Turing Award

🥹

One of these days I'd like to not have a O(n!) date problem.

But that date is light-years away.

There’s a strange dichotomy between championing diversity and being a miniority member discussing diversity.

When we have these diversity conversations, asking a member within the minority position about their struggles is asking them to be vulnerable in a situation where they are probably just holding onto enough confidence to get through the day.

I often do not pay attention that I may be the only female in the room, but I’m privileged to do that because I have a wonderful supportive community around me. Other people aren’t so lucky.

These conversations are better framed to how we can support each, combat our own bias, and be better. Not continuing point out the negatives.

Remember when prompt engineering meant tweaking your zsh config?
This is your periodic reminder that heroes don't scale, and extraordinary measures are not a sustainable pattern. Be sure as you move up the stack in your career that you learn to let go of things, enable others to be successful, and delegate. You can still audit the details regularly, but don't let yourself become a bottleneck to everyone else's progress.
In order to find out.. there must be f**king around

“Siri and autocorrect are the most powerful adversarial technique known to man.”

h/t @wwong