Paweł Świątkowski

@alicetragedy@mastodon.social I always found it puzzling that we have regulations forbidding work in offices when it's below 18°C (inside), but there are no regulations on the other side and people can be forced to work in 40°C theoretically, the employer just needs to provide water.

@alicetragedy@mastodon.social actually the 18°C rule is probably our national regulation, not EU-wide. Sorry for confusion. And yes, I think the root cause of not having max temperature is because it's the old law when AC was not at all popular. But I also just read that they are trying to change that and impose maximum of 35°C inside, which is still very high, but better than nothing.

@arichtman@eigenmagic.net @elfenlaid@mastodon.social @ludicity@mastodon.sprawl.club @iris_meredith@mastodon.social I'm starting to think everyone gets a cleric (well, at least everyone on fediverse).

@bbatsov so far all good! Nice work.

@bbatsov ah, that awesome! I will certainly be switching to batppuccin soon.

Now that we are openly challenging technical status quo around gems, I feel that I can openly share my dream: gem 'foobar', '>~ 1.0', flags: [:activerecord, :rspec, :phlex] ... which would set up integration with other gems, make them dependencies if needed etc.

@tomash Trump already wanted to start a war with Denmark when the thought leader was writing this piece.

@tomash Crystal has target audience? 😮 This was all possible so far with mruby BTW and I didn't see a lot of interest among Rubyists TBH. Granted, this approach seems much more seamless, but I don't think it's a revolution of any kind. No benchmarks against mruby in readme surprise me though.