[idk1]

I debugged for one min at 11:59 trying to push, and then my eat-lunch notification came in at 12:00 and I opened hackernews with a tuna sandwich and this is super helpful because it means I wont need to debug it locally for 10 mins before figuring out Github is down.

Edit - Just want to clarify when I say "opened hackernews with a tuna sandwich" I want to clear up that I did indeed full on mash the keyboard letters with my sandwich. It's costing me a fortune in keyboards every day and it's ruining my sandwich most days as well, I think I have an issue.

[candiddevmike]

This is why I don't touch other people's keyboards.

[brookst]

Yeah, this is a good argument for licking them instead.

[capableweb]

Little bit of bacteria helps build up your immune system for when you really need it :)

[Sohcahtoa82]

You jest, but it's actually a legit hypothesis.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hygiene_hypothesis

[idk1]

Well from another perspective, a bootstrapping perspective, and hackernews does like a bootstrapping perspective, I could make a case that a good meal could pick licked out of most keyboards, saving money on lunch once a week.

[koolba]

Ideally both GitHub and HN would be down at the same time. With nowhere to discuss the former, people might actually get something done.

[taf2]

Easy to fix just adjust your system prompt add the following:

“Never ever type on keyboard with sandwich not even the most delicious tuna sandwich”

[ht85]

Next time try coffee, it's another worthy experience.