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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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"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

(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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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 Una Kravets

About to have CSS ANCHOR POSITIONING FULLY CROSS-BROWSER!!

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Pip liked a post by Duffeh

Heavy tooltip libraries about to get ripped out:

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Pip liked a post by Paul Frazee

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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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

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

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

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)

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 Jason Lengstorf

legitimately the people I love most are the ones who drive me to self-improvement

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Pip liked a post by Sunsette / Cynthia Skye

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

"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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