Tbf, the original photo was already discounting her abilities. Saying "can program code" for a lead SWE is saying like "can do calculus" for physicist.

I thought about that while typing it but I thought it was kinda funny so decided to leave it haha

At the time LW and SJW had few barriers to signing up, so they had a higher rate of spam coming in and the beehaw team said they couldn't keep up with moderating it. No idea if this is still the case, but they remain federated.

Lol there's probably so many scrapers because he made the API so expensive

Maybe I missed something, but what's wrong with guys talking about fashion for those that are interested in it? I'm not that into it myself, but I don't see why it would illicit this kind of a response?

St. Louis's Forest Park is bigger still at 5.3 km^2

Always a momentous occasion when a father shows a son his first cone. I know I have fond memories of my first cone.

Maybe I couldn't find it somewhere online, but is there a structured development roadmap for features you plan to implement? If not, what are the top priorities going forward? What are your long term goals with the project?

It's not that my boss cares per se, but I still think people form a subconscious image of your work ethic, and I think it's always better to be seen as a "hard worker" when it comes to promotion time

That actually is what he calls one of his kids per a friend at SpaceX who sees him with said child

internet service providers

This is the key here, though. Twitter isn't an ISP, they're just making it more annoying when navigating from their site to elsewhere.

Honestly, that makes it funnier to me

I think Lemmy specifically doesn't fall victim to the issue of certain news agencies and personalities being exclusive to the platform as much as Mastodon does with Twitter. You can get the same news here as long as someone is there to post it, but that's where Lemmy is a bit behind at the moment: we haven't hit that critical mass of users such that smaller communities have enough content to sustain themselves. Maybe the platform isn't ready for all those people quite yet either; I think the software has a little maturing to do before mass adoption would happen.

She knocked the window washer off by opening the windows? That's what I'm getting at least haha

Anyone from Germany care to comment on why this is? Y'all seem to have such a large presence on here compared to others

Is this not affecting lemmy.ml? I haven't heard anything about them yet

AFAIK there is no case currently. They only threatened legal action.

This is what I see as the true value of these "protest" messages above just "more user engagement" since it seems like more eyes on negative press does more damage than the plus of "a few more users interacted with our site for a few days"

As a software engineer, this post convinced me to sign up for lemm.ee. So far it's the most stable instance I've tried. I've seen a lot of questionable technical choices and messaging from other larger instances, but it seems like we're in good hands here

I would like to hear this story