Interesting. I grew up most of my life overseas learning various different languages. Anecdotal, but most of the best coders I know are talented writers and often are multi-lingual.
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Yeah, this is not good. I've experienced other outages on their other products (e.g. GitHub Actions), but not even being able to do a basic git pull is an entirely different level.
The science keeps getting stronger and stronger on this.
Excited for the day when I do not have to justify to my friends & family why I do not want a drink.
Many point to the rise in depression and social isolation as a counterweight to the discussion on alcohol's negative effects, but my take is that once the social stigma of refusing a drink is severely lessened and social spaces adapt, that argument will also dissolve.
It's the second part of a two part essay on loneliness. [1]
I've always wondered why even when certain circles of my life feel so full (e.g. relationship), I can still feel lonely. This essay gives me a mental model for why.