I think we should rename generations by their most embarrassing music genre.

Boomers -> Disco Generation
Gen X -> Glam Metal Generation
Millennials -> Nu Metal Generation
Gen Z -> Mumble Rap Generation
Gen Alpha -> Cocomelon Generation? TBD

Thanks! I've heard of Sousou no Frieren before but haven't watched it yet. Thankfully it's now the weekend :)

I'm 6 months behind you, and so, so tired. My hair has turned white over the past 18 months, and my entire being feels like stretched out elastic.

Please tell me it gets easier? At this point I'm just hoping for some hope, haha

Thanks for mentioning those 2, as they're both 2 of my favs from when I was watching in the earlier 2000s.

Bebop is still what I measure most things against, and am wondering if there's anything more current that is similar in quality to Bebop, Monster, etc.

Highly agree with the comments about getting a good cartridge so you don't cause damage.

While on the topic of not damaging your records, check out this old NPR article on the IRENE player used for archiving. www.npr.org/2007/07/15/1...

LinkedIn is such a mess now. It’s sad how every site has become a haven for wannabe influencers, even places that are supposed to be professional.

It would be better than the current JavaScript implementation where values suffer from being “truthy” “falsy”

Looks delish! I’m going to try a take on it with Nutritional Yeast 🧀

So like ç

I’ve always been taken by the cursive lowercase y. Just so classy.

Very nice! But maybe don’t start out with X/Twitter in the video for a BlueSky post 🫠

Do I pronounce this as “Thee very thin gapp”?

If you want to persist your db data, you can add something like this to your docker compose
```
volumes:
- ./postgres-data:/var/lib/postgresql/data
```
Or via CLI

`-v ./postgres-data:/var/lib/postgresql/data`

I also found a nice setup tutorial: tsmx.net/postgresql-d...

Running things in Docker instead of installing locally is so nice, especially getting to avoid dependency issues and conflicts; just have it all siloed off! Don’t need it anymore? Just nuke the image and container without worrying about the random config files, etc. Even better with ansible too

Claude is telling me this is called “Distancing Past Tense” or “Attitudinal Past Tense”, where a question or request is put into a more passive statement by creating psychological distance between the question/request and the immediacy of the phrasing, thus less pressure.

This is the first thing that pops into my head.

Then I think of data flow, hieraechies and relationships.

Looks good so far!

Do you have any examples? I agree and have been trying to do the same but always want to learn what others are doing!