Brecht Savelkoul

@warriorstar If you don't have a logged in Google account then just clearing cooking wipes the slate clean. If you are logged in I have no idea.

@kev Or indeed being a toddler.

@fribbledom @mar77i Can confirm the translation is perfectly fine.

@kev I quite like static sites, yet I can't help but notice how many blogs have the "I just switched to [SSG], and I think it's great!" as their last post.

@ariadne Worth a content warning IMO.

@mjdxp I would have never thought of it as a sauce before, but by asking the question you've convinced me it is.

@Gina Ha, my first reflex was "heh that looks weird with a d", but thinking it through it is indeed grammatically correct...

@safiuddinkhan It's a classic bit of hindsight bias. When people successfully end a period of suffering, we classify everything that happened before as a single era of "Hard Times". Which ignores the fact that those hard times created plenty of terrible people who just made things even worse.

@molly0xfff Coming soon to a Github Copilot suggestion near you!

@confusedkeys ok phew

@confusedkeys omg you really are LaMDA

@confusedkeys what's your biggest fear?

@Talkless Yet you never hear any Austrian economists make the same straightforward case when faced with deflation. For what it's worth, I think the argument is generally correct in both instances.

@urusan The idea that you can get it back in is a defeatist trope that needs to be... put back into the tube.

@safiuddinkhan Would be quite the flex if they changed the name of their town to "Real York"

@amolith Oh I know, it's just that I happen to see versions of @bs ideas in the wild.

@amolith One for @bs

@freakinbox Introduced credit in the early 1900s? There are Sumerian tablets that contain debit-credit ledgers. And some archeologist think there might even have been more primitive accounting systems that predate the invention of writing.

@gawn Our 5yo immediately handed over the gift she made at school when we arrived home on Friday 😆