Tweet by @rauchg
RSC module federation has been achieved internally
— Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg)
Mar 15, 2024
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HZD PC Performance Issues - what am I doing wrong?
/r/horizon
Spirited Away Tattoo by BeeRye Tattoos in Orlando Florida
/r/tattoos
Blackwork olive branch done by Max LaCroix at Akara Arts in Milwaukee WI
/r/tattoos
Mollie Cox on LinkedIn: This isn't even a harsh truth - simply truth: Long case studies are a… | 100 comments
This isn't even a harsh truth - simply truth: Long case studies are a dead giveaway of your inexperience. Especially when they lack results. When I… | 100 comments on LinkedIn
Tweet by @ridd_design
I have a feeling we're going to start seeing a lot more sites that look like this 👀 https://t.co/ENAJIQ5pkJ
— Ridd 🤿 (@ridd_design)
Mar 11, 2024
![[Metalen Hert]](https://rdl.ink/render/https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fw44p3slbkqnc1.jpeg?width=350&height=&ar=16:9&mode=crop&format=avif&dpr=2)
[Metalen Hert]
/r/horizon
Sometimes it's worth going off the beaten path - Wales UK
/r/NatureIsFuckingLit
Tweet by @alecchernicki
Every dog on the beach:
My dog: THERE ARE PEOPLE COMING OUT OF THE WATER WHAT DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND https://t.co/Rl9wGA6P3L
— Alec Chernicki (@alecchernicki)
Mar 11, 2024
Tweet by @tomsansome
This is *such* a wonderful list.
Admitting mistakes, making them public, making them easy to read, making them human 👌
https://t.co/AooTnHJlsT https://t.co/soUODoKE9G
— Tom Sansome (@tomsansome)
Mar 10, 2024
Tweet by @adamwathan
Put together a test build that actually uses variables for all of the utilities but includes the values as fallbacks just to make them easier to see when debugging, kinda like it 🤔 https://t.co/4Zs3EYeisP
— Adam Wathan (@adamwathan)
Mar 10, 2024
Tweet by @levelsio
🇬🇧 British people are now the 2nd most miserable people in the world
Previous happiness studies are based on income, wealth and healthcare quality, simply putting Western countries on top always, very very biased
The new Mental State of the World report is the first happiness… https://t.co/FB4p5nb5k6 https://t.co/orFVumNLD2
— @levelsio (@levelsio)
Mar 10, 2024
Tweet by @leeerob
In 2015, I spent weeks learning Docker.
I found it interesting, but more importantly, I believed learning Docker would help me grow in my career.
And it did. Working with Docker also improved my knowledge of bash scripts, CI/CD, and unix.
Now almost a decade later, I rarely… https://t.co/88FjALF5N5 https://t.co/zVaHRxRigL
— Lee Robinson (@leeerob)
Mar 10, 2024
Tweet by @leeerob
@_loick_ We might end up shipping this! Is there something specific you're wanting to use Docker for?
https://t.co/3XEOuwnWWA
— Lee Robinson (@leeerob)
Mar 10, 2024
Radicle: Open-Source Peer-to-Peer GitHub Alternative
/r/programming
Tweet by @TejasKumar_
Me, a TypeScript engineer at home: “how much longer do you need with that?”
Wife: “I just need to do [this, this, and that]”
Me: “I don’t get it, I asked you for a numeric Duration in minutes and got back a list of things”
— Tejas Kumar (@TejasKumar_)
Mar 9, 2024
Tweet by @_Rakuji
h e y https://t.co/hWT3MmAPnP
— 「樂」 (@_Rakuji)
Mar 10, 2024
Take the Road Most Documented
/r/programming
Tweet by @karrisaarinen
Minimap for @linear docs https://t.co/l9N66Jo2Ng
— Karri Saarinen (@karrisaarinen)
Mar 9, 2024
Tweet by @Mappletons
Having a strong "should I just become a full-blown design engineer?" day
Not even sure what that means. But I just want to touch lots of code and solve tangible problems on screens. And, like, make beautifully animated shit.
— Maggie Appleton (@Mappletons)
Mar 8, 2024
Browser extensions are underrated: the promise of hackable software
/r/programming
Apparently this dude can summon crows anytime he wants.
/r/shitposting
Schrödinger's Cat
/r/memes
Hes literally me
/r/aww
Bumblebees can teach each other new behaviours that are too complex for them to learn alone. The findings provide evidence that bees can socially learn some behaviours at a level of complexity previously thought to be unique to humans.
/r/science
Many of us may not realize how easy it is to develop a Chrome extension. To simplify the starting process you can explore my created ChromeExtKit - Starter Kit. Simply clone or fork it from GitHub and use it without any framework starting with just vanilla JavaScript. I hope you find it useful.
/r/programming
The threat of AI. Just been sent this but it's probably a repost...
/r/Design
Moth forearm piece done by sagaegrim in Seoul
/r/tattoos
Tweet by @emilkowalski_
https://t.co/rr8p3X0hr4
— Emil Kowalski (@emilkowalski_)
Mar 5, 2024
Tweet by @JustJake
Development in a nutshell https://t.co/MAp3kENj0E
— Jake (@JustJake)
Mar 5, 2024