don't look but over on Twitter antivaxxers are trying to establish that Diamond (RIP) was secretly vaxxed
if you're capable of deciding your own leaders are lying to you, but somehow they're still on the side of right, you're lost
(not the first instance of this of course)
Signals: The Nitty-Gritty, by @webreflection (@[email protected]):
https://calendar.perfplanet.com/2022/signals-the-nitty-gritty/
Mostly revealed to the Web by Solid.js, shortly after embraced by Preact, but also blended into usignal, or implemented by many others, this pattern convinced tons of developers that hooks might not be the best solution to reactivity out there, but while the concept might look and feel super simple
for retvrners nostalgic for 1950s whiteness (fences and skin) who say nonsense like 'all fruits were organic heirloom back then, that's why people were healthier'*
The 50s were the golden age of pesticides. But by the end of the 60s, the Golden Age had started to tarnish. In the 50s, new and amazing products were being discovered, quickly tested and introduced to farmers and the general public. In these early days, there were no downsides to pesticides. After all,
@GregCirillo the union of those 2 groups isn't actually the empty set even if we might want it to be
Teslas are still primarily sold to wealthy white men, and they're not all buying em primarily for environmental reasons
https://www.cnn.com/2022/02/03/cars/tesla-buyer-politics/index.html
@valoisdubins @MollyNYC yes that's what my last sentence refers to
(2nd richest, whatever)
@MollyNYC not sure why you'd say that?
parents comfortable with their kids being trans are going to trend educated + progressive, so someone in academia has a wide pool of people they could meet, from colleagues' kids to students
so even taking the low estimate of 0.7% percent across the whole population, pretty hard to *not* meet trans kids
now will conservative business people meet trans kids? well, the richest man in the world has one, so
Frontend Dogma