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The 00's Time Machine Flick is has been a fave of mine for two decades thanks to its great production value like the aweswome looking Time Machine the moon or the look of the Morlocks. It also features a great performance from the underrated Guy Pearce and is just pure fun escapism.
The 00's Time Machine Flick is has been a fave of mine for two decades thanks to its great production value like the aweswome looking Time Machine the moon or the look of the Morlocks. It also features a great performance from the underrated Guy Pearce and is just pure fun escapism.
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The 00's Time Machine Flick is has been a fave of mine for two decades thanks to its great production value like the aweswome looking Time Machine the moon or the look of the Morlocks. It also features a great performance from the underrated Guy Pearce and is just pure fun escapism.
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Fantasy magic system with your typical "oh each wizard class fuels their power with a different emotion – rage, lust, intense focus, etc" except one of the valid magic-fueling emotions is Pedantry; thus the magic is powered by explaining how the magic is supposed to work
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Like seriously, what even are web developers anymore. So much of the development process for web devs is spent on complicated DX methodologies. God forbid we spend the same amount of sprint cycles ensuring people can actually use the UI they "engineered"
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Ironic: as LLMs make writing much easier, I am finding not more, but less interesting and novel things to read online. And so I keep paying more attention to the fewer people who still write their original thoughts (without LLMs - you can tell how repetitive it gets with them)
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Bluesky’s social-app doesn’t use any global state manager (redux/zustand/jotai/mobx etc). Why is that? 🧵 an elaboration on this post:
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Landmark 14-year study found artificially sweetened drinks raise risk of developing type 2 diabetes by more than a third significantly higher than those with sugar. It challenges long-standing perception diet drinks are a healthier alternative and suggests they may carry their own metabolic risks.
Landmark 14-year study found artificially sweetened drinks raise risk of developing type 2 diabetes by more than a third significantly higher than those with sugar. It challenges long-standing perception diet drinks are a healthier alternative and suggests they may carry their own metabolic risks.
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Landmark 14-year study found artificially sweetened drinks raise risk of developing type 2 diabetes by more than a third significantly higher than those with sugar. It challenges long-standing perception diet drinks are a healthier alternative and suggests they may carry their own metabolic risks.
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I cannot help but remember the time when a friend learned that the reason why some long-standing bugs with major customer impact had not been addressed is that some teams understood 1 as the highest priority and some understood 5 as the highest priority.
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Do you need a nice introduction to ARIA? Michael Beck wrote this very useful little summary, with tables for different aspects (landmarks, roles, live regions, labels & descriptions). Also remember: rule number 1 of aria, is, don’t use ARIA when native HTML elements are sufficient!
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