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One of my favorite parts of Mastodon (and specifically @elk) is that notifications work the first time I load the page, unlike other bird-themed sites.

The best part of editing a podcast has to be getting to really listen to everything that your guest says. Repeating bits of conversation adds a whole new layer to the discussion.

The worst part is I come up with new questions I wish I'd asked in the recording!

One more day until the first episode is released! So excited for this to launch! Feels so good to be back doing a regular podcast.

Stayed up way too late last night editing the first full episode of Human Side of Dev, it's so exciting to get back into podcasting. Looking forward to the episode releasing on Tuesday!

This week, I released a new podcast where developers talk about what got them into programming, the path they took, why they enjoy it, and what they struggle with. Join me as we talk about the Human Side of Dev!

New episodes released Tuesdays.

humansideof.dev/

@vrandecic I'll put some thought into this, nothing is immediately jumping to mind that can handle sticky labels on the lefthand side.

@vrandecic Sorry, just saw this. What specific features are you looking for?

@seldo Sounds lovely.

(In Elm, the standard is comma-first, and I love it)

@wolfadex I think discussing pros/cons, tradeoffs, and alternatives is fine and reasonable. But the key is having a discussion, with the assumption that those involved are reasonable and seeking understanding/improvement.

A lot of the hot takes I've seen on Tailwind (for example) are just dunks with the goal of making utility CSS look dumb and labeling anyone who likes it as clearly a bad developer. It's just not constructive.

Also, there's zero reason to not write custom CSS selectors *and* use Tailwind. It's all CSS, it works together wonderfully.

Apparently my statement from a couple months ago is no longer correct. Mastodon now has plenty of takes about Tailwind.

Can't we have a platform where people just use the tools they enjoy, and don't worry about what other people are doing? Do we really have to be as heated here as on Twitter?

If you like Tailwind, great! So do I. It's lovely to work with.

If you don't like Tailwind, that's fine! Nobody's telling you to.

@LauraLangdon I stopped watching when Capaldi took over and currently doing a full rewatch, I'm excited to see what Capaldi is really like.

@khalidabuhakmeh @eleventy I used Gatsby when version 2 came out. It was fine at the time, but since then I have a better grasp on what I want a static site generator to do, and that's not it. I'd rather turn to something like 11ty or Astro at this point.