Depends on the font you are using, I suppose. Mine shows the triple equals as markedly distinct by using three parallel lines. But I take your general point...

No matter how much dev experience you have, you'll occasionally mess up your branch and panic-try random Git commands from the internet. The other day I just deleted all the files from the PR and my machine too.

Took me 1.5 years, but finally decided to calm myself by blocking some people on this platform who’ve been acting really weird after I came out as trans. Because I’m kinda starting to enjoy the ride here now and not gonna let those folks ruin it for me.

I'm so happy I can just scroll and scroll and see art and silly one offs people post

If I were to build a curriculum for Design for the problems we solve today, I’d include the following - Interface Craft - Motion Design - Prototyping - Systems Mapping & Information Architecture - Research & Experiment Methods - Data Literacy - Deconstructing Product Frameworks - AI infrastructure

Not a “technical skill”, but one I would say is invaluable as a designer that doesn’t get taught today is storytelling and presenting work and ideas. Almost 50% of the job is communicating ideas to others via decks, diagrams, etc., and most people usually learn on the job.

Totally agree. I ran out of characters.

Advising all my old tech friends finding me here —I don’t post about CSS/JS, design systems, or accessibility much. I’m mostly Costa Rican plants, bugs, animals, & sunsets, with some politics mixed in now that I’m giving Twitter the bird. And we own a little market & deli now —so maybe food/recipes.

When you get 100% code coverage, but all your tests are like expect(true).to.eq(true) 😅

I made a thing! I was playing around with the AT protocol and as a little experiment I made a website that visualises activity around Bluesky: nightsky.hctr.dev It listens to all new posts and shows them as little stars across a night sky 🌃 Every star is someone, somewhere, posting something

Ok Bluesky let’s do this!

For whatever reason I can’t fully explain, this app is like a bunch of people hanging out, and Threads is like a computational simulation of people hanging out. Totally different moods.

Unfortunately all of my cooking photos will be poorly lit in this kitchen but I'm making chili to celebrate our new oven being delivered (after three months or so without one). Prepping!

spent a dreary saturday collaging (layers, right) and risograph printing (final, left) a reminder 💞

When I’m not designing on Figma I’m designing and building my physical spaces … I’ve built the cabinets and shelves from scratch using birch plywood, so this weekend I’m painting the walls, and finalizing the small details

Why you need observability more than tests swizec.com/blog/why-you...

There are true gems hidden among the countless personal blogs scattered across the Internet. I wish there were a curated library with only great articles on a wide variety of topics—a kind of search engine stripped of all the clutter: no SEO gimmicks, no ads, just quality content.

Sup m’dudes. I hung up these skateboards today. ✌️

Because I did something wrong in a previous life, I'm spending my Saturday afternoon reading the Industrial Strategy and, guys, can we just agree to have a moriatorium on "unleashed" and "unleashing" when talking about "the potential" of innovation? DOGS ARE ON LEADS, INNOVATION IS NOT

🦋 — Benjy Stanton (@benjystanton) Nov 15, 2024

Hello new followers. Lovely to see you all here. You can mostly expect pet pics and silliness with the odd smattering of content-based waffling. If you want all the work stuff, head to: @contentdesign.london To make my point, here’s a picture of my cat with a cobweb on his face. Silly sausage.

Hi, I’m Diego ✌️- designer and illustrator. And lately, exploring 3D

Wait, am I a Bluesky elder?

Hello newer, bluer world! #sony #playstation #playstationgamestudios

The cutest home server has arrived

/r/programming

Thank you. Living in the open!

Cursor, ESLint, TypeScript, and Prettier need to just get a room already and produce us an actually useful coding tool.

It’s out. My full interview. Growing up poor with non- working parents. Wandering the streets of London on my own at 7. Struggling to fit in at school or anywhere else. Deciding to end my life… then not. Turning my life around at 32. It’s a lot. Even for me. And I lived it!