Beth

@bethcodes

Just a sun-worshiper mediating a new scientific revolution associated with the night dream of post-industrial society.

Oakland, CA
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Joined October 2007
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    May 15

    After falling down a rabbit hole trying to value my offers, I built the TLDR for what startup options could be worth

    3 replies 26 retweets 57 likes
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    May 19

    UGH I got the Bechdel test and Turing test confused again now what the FUCK am i supposed to do with all these feminist robots

    138 replies 2,703 retweets 6,957 likes
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    15 hours ago

    Semi-annual reminder: HTML is by default accessible. As developers, it's our job to not fuck that up.

    1 reply 96 retweets 222 likes
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    May 19

    This is funny, and also illustrates a useful difference between the two: how much understanding you have of a mess's origins & intentions.

    Technical debt: crappy code the current team wrote Legacy code: crappy code people that left the company wrote
    3 replies 68 retweets 133 likes
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    May 18

    I wrote a science-fiction movie about what happens to your spirit when you die while in space, all black with all black female astronauts

    57 replies 855 retweets 2,150 likes
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    May 19

    Dangerous speed-up for capital: firms that just beat shareholder profit goals end up injuring their workers more.

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  7. May 18
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    Giving fewer unqualified men money is integral to giving more to qualified women. It's a benefit of fairness, even: average quality soars.

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    May 18

    Livable Code: making a codebase work for the team you have ⚡️The Moment: 📺The Video:

    2 replies 24 retweets 58 likes
  9. May 18

    The solution is to develop self-critical reflexes. "Is there another way I could interpret this?" About men too: they are inexperienced, yo.

    How venture capitalists talk about men vs women (women are inexperienced, men have promise):
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    May 18
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    10. What matters is our systems. What matters is what we leave behind. What we are today is a reflection of what survived.

    1 reply 9 retweets 26 likes
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    May 18
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    My avorite pair of Sword reviews: "Boring. It's like Sense & Sensibility in space"|"it's like Sense & Sensibility in space it's AWESOME"

    11 replies 20 retweets 166 likes
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    May 15
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    Or. Or. You can INCREASE BEING THE MOTHERFUCKING THING.

    2 replies 83 retweets 872 likes
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    May 15
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    it’s 1997, pick an internet nickname, it won’t matter, no-one will know your real name [twenty years later] it is your real name now

    64 replies 2,128 retweets 3,697 likes
  14. May 16

    Code reviews can be: • useful • kind But only simultaneously.

    3 retweets 7 likes
  15. Retweeted
    May 15

    Looking for a space in SF for the next conf (250-300 ppl). Would love to host it at a tech company again. Recs? RT appreciated :)

    10 replies 86 retweets 73 likes
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    May 15

    Pairing with Junior Developers thank you so much for writing this. As a jr dev it can be hard to explain

    2 replies 70 retweets 103 likes
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    May 15

    Dianne Feinstein is all of us opening Twitter every day

    Dianne Feinstein exits Senate subway and is surrounded by reporters. "Oh my goodness. What's happened?" (She hasn't seen the WaPo story.)
    146 replies 6,757 retweets 19,743 likes
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    May 15

    brb starting a consulting company where I just set up webpack for you

    5 replies 2 retweets 14 likes
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    May 14

    The word "requirements" represents a fundamental misunderstanding of software.

    36 replies 390 retweets 582 likes
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  21. May 15

    Building effective tools to explore power law data is hard.

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