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Pip liked a post by Adrian Roselli pH0
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I understand this is framed as developer experience (DX), but I can’t imagine better DX than trusting native web platform features won’t get me intro trouble, or sued, or otherwise result in harm. My prior caution about trusting Baseline for real baseline support: adrianroselli.com/2023/12/base...
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new from our friend @likethecolour.red on Strangers, By Spring: "Bar Italia is both a cafe and a portal. What I mean by that is that it is open for 21 hours a day and anywhere that is open for 21 hours a day eventually, but inevitably, becomes a portal." strangersbyspring.com/2025-12-12
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Pip liked a post by Andy Bell
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The more CSS focuses on typography the more we can convince designers that it's the best design tool for the web IMO. Love to see it.
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Pip liked a post by Pavel
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Open the article on desktop/laptop. Now resize the window. This is 2010 technology. In 2025, instead, we get a popup that takes up 1/3 of the screen and says "this website looks better on the app."
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Pip liked a post by spacegooose
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fun to see an art piece I did many many years ago, randomly show up unannounced in a youtube video! wild that it's still kicking around.
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Pip liked a post by Tom Loosemore
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"We created a gateaux of false certainty that we ended up eating for 2 years" I love it when our clients clock this, and the previously unimaginable suddenly becomes possible.
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Pip liked a post by James Vincent
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it's also such a perfect gesture to symbolize resignation, "i'm out," etc, I bet it gets adopted by humans. kids miming taking their headset off when particularly exasperated, occasionally falling over for extra emphasis
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Pip liked a post by Andy Bell
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Story of the year right here. Don’t pass up on someone as good as Nic either. Everything she has touched for us at Set Studio has been nothing short of gold.
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Bunny is so unbelievably cost effective too. All video stuff on @piccalil.li runs on it and we couldn't be happier. Images next year I reckon too
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Pip liked a post by Adam Argyle
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Fit width text in 1 line of CSS `text-grow: per-line scale;` https://nerdy.dev/css-text-grow (prototype in Canary 165+)
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Pip liked a post by Andy Bell
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I think this was the best run of this talk because I had a nice long slot to deliver it. The crowd at beyond tellerand were incredible, with perfect vibes. Marc's team are *so good* at what they do too. Sure I was extremely nervous (it's bt conf!!!) but man, I walked off stage feeling invincible.
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Pip liked a post by amos
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"vendored": boring, corporate, honestly questionable "brought into the fold": epic, noble, I will defend the honor of the realm
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Pip liked a post by Stuart Robson
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(another) new side project idea/tool just dropped (got started). a portable 'design tokens preview' tool that'll quickly create a 'one pager' previewing your design tokens .json/.tokens file
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Pip liked a post by dan
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i sort of dislike bun for similar reasons but i think more guardrails is actually better for llms too. if anything, type checkers, borrow checkers etc can get a lot more brutal
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Pip liked a post by Paul Frazee
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I will not be participating in Advent of Code this year as I have a load-bearing need to believe I'm a supergenius coder and this has "reality check" written all over it
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Pip liked a post by Cassidy
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I just did my first post of this year's #blogvent, where I blog daily in December! Join me! cassidoo.co/post/stale-p...
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Pip liked a post by Keeley
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Is there any existing React tooling/linting that can detect hooks that return unmemoized functions? Seeing a lot of subtle performance regressions coming from breaking memoization, trying to better understand what tooling is out there that can help detect that during dev
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Pip liked a post by SimonDev
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Black Friday Sale! 50% off all courses for the next few days. No code needed, discount auto-applies! More topics coming in the new year. Tell me what you want to see next. simondev.io #threejs
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Pip liked a post by Shirley Wu
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I've been refactoring my blog post styles with @tailwindcss.com the last few days and what took me a bunch of javascript beforehand has now been reduced to 4 lines and it makes me so happy ☺️
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Pip liked a post by Mia (online)
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My latest pieces online, and I expect to add a few more over the coming week. If you're thinking about holiday gifts, consider some handmade pottery! If you like it, I want you to have it. #pottery #art art.miriamsuzanne.com
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Pip liked a post by Sunsette / Cynthia Skye
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I am from basically right after the ICQ/Usenet timeframe and it was a surreal feeling, seeing things like 'taxonomy of flame warriors' that was drawing on a rich history of forum use predating me when the internet still felt brand new.
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Pip liked a post by Chris Mackintosh
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"LLMs excel at writing code that works that doesn’t have to be maintained. Non-production code that’s only run once (e.g for research) is a perfect fit for this. I would say that my use of LLMs here meant I got this done 2x-4x faster than if I’d been unassisted" www.seangoedecke.com/how-i-use-ll...
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