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This is obviously a joke since a lot of the people that started the narrative that Horizon has no fans, is now super exited for Metroid. Happy for Metroid Fans that they are getting a new game and I hope they enjoy it. — Elkjaer 🇩🇰 (@ElkjaerTV) Jun 19, 2024

Her backpack is filled only with snacks All perishable — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Jun 19, 2024

backend has all these different and respected specialties, meanwhile frontend often gets lumped into 1 specialty. even tho you dont have to look far to find typography specialists, animation specialists, layout, color, etc. somehow CSS is the sum of all these specialties without… https://t.co/ITc1zqF0ra — Adam Argyle (@argyleink) Jun 18, 2024

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Anyway: have long felt we're overdue for a rethink about how tech fits into our lives and so I am very much rooting for @AnjanKatta (who I got to meet the other day!) and his team. I really hope we see more stuff like this. https://t.co/UyqJg3v7fS — Rich Harris (@Rich_Harris) Jun 15, 2024

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Handy thing @malfaitrobin added to our internal @raycastapp extension — type any value and see which Tailwind utilities/values are closest. Really useful when trying to translate a design from Figma into actual code 👍 https://t.co/X2o6ALJQ89 — Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) Jun 13, 2024

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@asallen Not enough primitive types. Not everything should be an “event”. Some things should be blocked time, potential events, tasks, records of things that happened, etc. — Maggie Appleton (@Mappletons) Jun 13, 2024

What's harder than "offline-support"? Making sure that apps work well in bad network conditions. I'm using an old school app called "Network Link Conditioner" (which ships as a macOS settings tab) to test and harden my tools and apps for bad connectivity. https://t.co/8RmAb2AeRs https://t.co/oWBMSHGnsA — Johannes Schickling (@schickling) Jun 12, 2024

This is an actual game-changer. You get CSS selectors for the elements causing long interactions, layout shift, or being the largest contentful element. So, if you want to optimize, this tells you *what* to optimize. Especially indispensable for INP https://t.co/OiLSLZqYpP — Malte Ubl (@cramforce) Jun 12, 2024

This now runs without JavaScript 🤯 https://t.co/Lz4JC8g8r0 https://t.co/9tvc3I5xWX — fks (@FredKSchott) Jun 11, 2024

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naval ravikant on the internet and becoming an expert https://t.co/DD7c8H8wz1 — keshav (@keshavchan) Jun 10, 2024

attention to detail is writing the tiny bit of code that will make this “days” label singular vs plural https://t.co/0Tpw6v3n6w — jordan singer (@jsngr) Jun 9, 2024

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my "crazy idea" i've tried pitching a few times is: fork Chrome. Transform it into a design tool, where a new tab is a new artboard. Put something like VisBug on the left, and devtools optionally on the right. Work in the medium. there's like 3 great Chromium forks that make… https://t.co/IgoULZXihN — Adam Argyle (@argyleink) Jun 8, 2024

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@daylightco @bencun93 Add reMarkable in that comparison too — hotflakes🃏🟠 (@HotFlakesN7) Jun 7, 2024

IMO saying “works” / “doesn’t work” when you actually mean “like” / “don’t like” is toxic in design. It’s ok to have a preference. It’s even better to validate it. But presenting your tastes are objective is just a power move https://t.co/upKfloJDSc — Steve Ruiz (@steveruizok) Jun 7, 2024

RN IDE is fantastic! A lot of incredible work here ↓ https://t.co/6BROpc37sL — Evan Bacon 🥓 (@Baconbrix) Jun 7, 2024

Had a delightful chat with @jlengstorf a few weeks ago about my chaotic, unplanned career “strategy” Talked about liberally switching directions, learning a broad range of skills, and not setting goals beyond 6 months. Works for me, but YMMV 😎 https://t.co/5ImaME0VaE — Maggie Appleton (@Mappletons) Jun 7, 2024

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