Tweet by @_Rakuji
Her backpack is filled only with snacks
All perishable
— 「樂」 (@_Rakuji)
Jun 19, 2024
Discussions
Tweet by @argyleink
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
Happy Sad Hands by themagicrosa made in Berlin
/r/tattoos
Tweet by @Rich_Harris
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
The Thunderjaw Moderoid kit is hinding a ton of detail
/r/horizon
Just cleaned the PC and made this new setup any concerns with it being too close to the wall? (I know the shelf is ugly but it's functional)
/r/pcmasterrace
Tweet by @adamwathan
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
He's a tough competition to Pedro Pascal.
/r/marvelmemes
Tweet by @Mappletons
@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
Tweet by @schickling
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
Tweet by @cramforce
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
Tweet by @FredKSchott
This now runs without JavaScript 🤯
https://t.co/Lz4JC8g8r0 https://t.co/9tvc3I5xWX
— fks (@FredKSchott)
Jun 11, 2024
Advertising
/r/CuratedTumblr
Man the new "Apple Intelligence" is kind lit
/r/memes
Tweet by @keshavchan
naval ravikant on the internet and becoming an expert https://t.co/DD7c8H8wz1
— keshav (@keshavchan)
Jun 10, 2024
Tweet by @jsngr
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
I created a windows privacy tool in python that detects if a setting was changed without the user knowing. Thoughts?
/r/SideProject
TIL of the World calendar a proposed reform of the Gregorian system that keeps the calendar more in sync with the seasons. It is 364 days long divided into quarters (91 days each) with an extra day (Worldsday) at the end of the year and a leap day (Leapyear Day) added every four years.
/r/todayilearned
whyTheFuckNot
/r/ProgrammerHumor
My silly first tattoo couldn't be more proud of him - Brazil
/r/tattoos
Tweet by @argyleink
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
Basic income can double global GDP while reducing carbon emissions: Giving a regular cash payment to the entire world population has the potential to increase global gross domestic product (GDP) by 130% according to a new analysis. Charging carbon emitters with an emission tax could help fund this.
/r/science
whatTheFuckIsIDE
/r/ProgrammerHumor
Tweet by @HotFlakesN7
@daylightco @bencun93 Add reMarkable in that comparison too
— hotflakes🃏🟠 (@HotFlakesN7)
Jun 7, 2024
Tweet by @steveruizok
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
Tweet by @Baconbrix
RN IDE is fantastic! A lot of incredible work here ↓ https://t.co/6BROpc37sL
— Evan Bacon 🥓 (@Baconbrix)
Jun 7, 2024
Tweet by @Mappletons
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
Lego Horizon Adventures Cinematic Trailer | Summer Games Fest 2024
/r/horizon
LSP-AI: Open-source language server bringing Copilot power to all editors
/r/programming
Update: With the joint feedback of three subreddits I've improved the map of Wales circa AD 550-650 that I posted yesterday! Thank you for all your contributions. Enjoy!
/r/Wales