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In this case, you could say the original title is also misleading, or at least it doesn't say what it's really about, so imho the edit was justified

You're wrong about the values. Since the start, GitLab's values were real and lived, unlike every other company I've been at. Only after Staples' takeover as CEO and C-suite changes, they started eroding rapidly, starting with Transparency.

Source: I'm ex-GitLab

Not yet, they'll share it on June 1

Here's his Mastodon thread with some hilarious updates: https://infosec.exchange/@SecureOwl/116404712213309413

It fails to generate a challenge for technical writing roles. Is this aimed only at engineers?

Good essay!

Jason, if you read this - the form to subscribe doesn't work on Android (in Firefox or Chrome). I can't input my address or press the Subscribe button.

https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/omnivore.app.html says down for more than a week.

https://omnivore.app is down. Hug of death perhaps?

One person I saw do this is Mia: https://www.tiktok.com/@heymiadotco

If you sort videos by popularity there's a lot I enjoyed where she does a "UX roast" of SaaS or streaming websites

There's Vim Adventure which is more tutorial than a game bit still: https://vim-adventures.com/

Btw if you also use DuckDuckGo, you can start your search with "!hn" and "!r" bangs: https://duckduckgo.com/bangs

Hi! You can copy the branch name at the bottom of the right sidebar with one click: https://i.imgur.com/O3StMBA.png

Or in the merge request widget, below the description: https://i.imgur.com/V72v9jj.png

I definitely get this with speaking foreign languages - English feels like a second mother tongue to me at this point, but even though I can create Spanish sentences, I get choked up when about to speak.

The paper looks at 50 million conversations across 16 million Wikipedia talk pages to create a framework for understanding linguistic markers of conversational trajectories. In a (very surprising) nutshell: if someone writes "Wow, you're coming off as a total d," the conversation is likely to end badly.

Fortunately, I don't use Excel at work, but this was a very entertaining read. Thanks @anakic!