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"People who develop high perceptiveness have typically engaged in some activity that has put them in a tight feedback loop with reality." https://t.co/RaNWhZ1RHq — Henrik Karlsson (@phokarlsson) Sep 10, 2024

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Still discovering new shell tricks. TIL: Substitutions. `cmd (cat file)` invokes `cmd` with the first parameter being a named pipe (e.g. `/dev/fd/22`) which contains the contents of `file`. Example use-case: You wanna diff two files, but they are binary so need disassembling https://t.co/k7LIzKOVrb — Surma (@DasSurma) Sep 7, 2024

First version of the Next.js PWA docs shipped 🚢 https://t.co/0oIPdOSoiK — Lee Robinson (@leeerob) Sep 5, 2024

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Wrote an article on why SSR is a better choice for applications than SPA's and client rendering. Please give it a read and let me know your thoughts. — Jenny Carmack (@Cohn_Jarmack) Jul 4, 2024

Just handed off this jammer. Lots of rules on this one, but fun rules. Full team effort from @summcclure & @dayandaniello https://t.co/u8Mh9XpVpc — Mike Smith (@mikesmith187) May 14, 2024

All I had to do to get a perfect pagespeed score was remove Google Analytics. Kind of raises the question, what's the point of a page speed score if the "A" grade is near-unachievable for any kind of realistic product website? https://t.co/nE8mEGvDAI — Peter Downs (@peterldowns) May 11, 2024

Yes, after a long struggle with the wiring, I managed to turn them on for you last night. — Philip Pullman (@PhilipPullman) May 11, 2024

How many videos will be on Epic React v2: React Fundamentals: 100 React Hooks: 48 Advanced React APIs: 56 React Suspense: 48 Advanced React Patterns: 46 React Performance: 54 React Server Components: 46 Series intro/outro: 2 Total: 400 🤯 🔥 Get outrageously good at React ⚛️ — Kent C. Dodds 🌌 (@kentcdodds) May 11, 2024

My course platform is a "multi-tentant" Express app that uses middleware heavily to set values like course code, visitor country and logged in state on the request/response object. I just moved a lot of that logic over to AsyncLocalStorage and its so nice to not have to pass the… https://t.co/A02peTw5so — Wes Bos (@wesbos) May 10, 2024

We thought this was gonna be hard, but then we smashed it out in a matter of hours thanks to the dream team https://t.co/DSQWUM5AuE — James Mikrut (@JamesMikrut) May 9, 2024

I got into an argument with a contractor working on our house recently and my wife was like, “he’s been doing this a long time, what makes you think you know better than him?” I’ve found throughout my entire life that two or three hours of intense research in a domain isn’t… https://t.co/hv8pgXz9s6 — wanye (@wanyeburkett) Aug 26, 2024

What are the contents of the “vague tech canon”? If we say it is 40 books, what are they? https://t.co/v2rdKZywQT — T. Greer (@Scholars_Stage) Aug 19, 2024

I just shipped Rapidemo 1.3.0! 🌅 What's new? 👨‍💻Webcam zooms out during screen zoom effects ↔️Webcam size is customizable 🐛Lots of bugfixes, as always! Try Rapidemo for free here 👇 #buildinpublic https://t.co/YdFsJQ1pJA — Tim (@timkonie) Aug 20, 2024

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Re-reading this every month. You should too! @tylercowen https://t.co/pbaZaylK1J — Anna Gát 🧭 (@TheAnnaGat) Aug 18, 2024

@rauchg We took that template and added a bunch of CMS stuff into it a few weeks ago, it’s pretty awesome, would love to collaborate here — James Mikrut (@JamesMikrut) Aug 17, 2024

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This is looking really nice now! 🌟 I just have to do some testing, will release next week! #buildinpublic https://t.co/bALkQ4ittZ — Tim (@timkonie) Aug 16, 2024

It's impossible to overstate the value of meeting-less focus time for designing. All design activity lives and dies by constraints. But designing between meetings is the worst possible constraint for producing exceptional design outcomes. — Cameron Moll (@cameronmoll) Aug 16, 2024

@girdley Hopefully we are back to liberal arts degrees with a well-rounded core of math, science, and humanities. A broad base of knowledge that instills useful learning habits over hyper-specialization for an Indeed job description that has probably already changed twice. — SunDevilPhil (@Phil5514) Aug 16, 2024