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Vue's Ecosystem Growth is Taking Off... Just Like React's Did

I am noting this not because I think you should be using Vue (though, go ahead if you want), but what it supports I've said for several years. Frameworks come and go; this is why I hopped off a few years ago and just organize my code in the way that is best-suited to the project. It's really not that hard, if you have some JS experience.

React looks dominant today, but going back 5 years it was hard to imagine jQuery’s dominance ever fading.

8-6-4-4-2. At the end, I was fairly certain my back problem and running/pull-ups were orthogonal, but I was still afraid to push it, even to normal levels. It is good to get some endorphins.

I really like these trees growing on stumps that Brian found while hiking.

Sometimes, the guy will say, "I'm happy!" unprompted. This JPRG NPC level of transparency is incredibly refreshing.

There's times during the workday that I'm kind of relieved when I flip back to the BigQuery tab, and it still isn't done with with its big…query.

I like that waiting for stuff has come back to the programming work-life, but in a way that's not frustrating (well, depends how critical your query is, I guess), like waiting for a compile to see every single change.

The guy: [Pours milk on taco]
Us: "No thank you", other discouragement of action
The guy: Hooray for me!

Working while standing is pretty good! Until you run out of foot juice.

Re: The popular American image of the inventor, succeeding with ingenuity, despite limited means:

The researchers wanted to see what part childhood wealth plays on future innovation. And guess what? “The most striking thing was how sharp the relationship was between the wealth of your parents and whether you grew up to be an inventor or not” reported one of the researchers.

0 checks yesterday. I think I need a post-but-not check sort of client, but I definitely do not have time to write one.

My back is on the mend. The pain is milder and mostly in my hips and "underbutt" area, so I think this is some kind of group muscular strain. I have to be really careful about bending over, but I can walk without feeling it. Going to have to be careful with my sitting posture today. Yesterday, sitting was the most difficult position, far harder than standing or lying down.

Crud, my back's messed up. I thought some foam rollerin' earlier helped, but now everything is crunchy.

9 checks yesterday.

Was playing D&D until midnight, then did account checking, password changing, and fraud source speculating until about 2.

Got up at 8:30. (Guy was already up singing about how it is Sunday to the tune of Frere Jacques) Helped the guy get on with post-potty process instead of scratching. Got on his various skincare things, prompted him to continue getting dressed. Started breakfast.

I feel surprisingly not exhausted! 6.5 hours is a decent amount of sleep, and Katt did do most of the childcare yesterday, what with taking on the gymnastics/library megablock.

Found out someone had stolen my credit card info. My credit card company alerted me about it, and I reported it as fraud.

I feel I'm really careful about using passing around financial information, but I have no idea how careful the businesses I pass it to are, and so when something like this happens, it's hard to point at a likely source.

I do know that I used at least one new business the day before the fraudulent charges started. I should have no problem avoiding them. But it could also be something really complex, like someone at a local business just trading my number somewhere online.