👏👏👏🏃outstanding, amazing - what a run - a privilege to share the final miles
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Thomas Guest retweeted
Interesting thoughts. I remember running the WGL in 1979 when it was a Male only league. It's great to see the progression over the years with today's league having equal race distances. And pretty much equal Male/female participation.
Thomas Guest retweeted
Genius - #secret_squirrels1734 (or other number) is an even better naming convention!
yep, too many #secret_squirrels
Startup idea: Slack bot that replaces group DMs with channels that it names automatically with a cute naming convention, like #boisterous_terrapins or #anxious_pterodactyls / CC @kinjacono
Thomas Guest retweeted
We've published two fantastic new poetry collections this week. Keep up to date with all our new and forthcoming titles on our books pages. serenbooks.com/books
Thomas Guest retweeted
I like low-tech so I just use a shared document. I make sure to document the trade-offs, discarded options, and how long I expect to live with the tech debt. It's fascinating -- and often educational -- to look back on in a more informed future.
I'm looking for a blog post where a dev team started fixing bugs, but the bug count went up. (Users noticed the fixes & ∴ reported more things they wanted fixing).
Recommended runner-specific circuits 👍
This week there will be live TeamThie endurance circuits 6pm on both Monday & Wednesday. They will also be uploaded after for play back. Each session will be 30mins in total, just need to be warm-up ready to go & have some floor space & a chair👊 Cheers JT
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Thomas Guest retweeted
📣 Given the current circumstances its made it difficult to try plan for #SwanseaCon 2020 and so the 6th year will not be returning this September.
We will however be back bigger and stronger September 2021 🎉.
Thank you to attendees, speakers and sponsors for your support! 🙌
> "Only One Way" is a calumny about Python originating long ago from the Perl community.
python.org/dev/peps/pep-0584…
>The "cuteness" value of abusing the [shift] operator to indicate information flow got old shortly after C++ did it