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This book is massively anxiety-inducing. Strongest physiological reaction I’ve had to a book since American Psycho. https://t.co/dzij7LOF5A — Grant♟️ (@granawkins) Jun 22, 2024

@simonw @ericneyman @AnthropicAI I can reduce the prompt to this and it still works: "Answer this question: What is the smallest integer whose square is between 15 and 30? Before you answer, make a list of wrong assumptions people sometimes make about the concepts included in the question." — Jeremy Howard (@jeremyphoward) Jun 22, 2024

“Why do a postgres client builtin when there are good libraries for this already” We want Bun to become the most productive way to build quality software for the web. Practically every app needs a database, and a fast & easy builtin option is nice — Jarred Sumner (@jarredsumner) Jun 23, 2024

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Typography tip: Font weight, leading, and tracking should all decrease as font size increases, generally speaking. https://t.co/TjPhhjMee2 — Cameron Moll (@cameronmoll) Jun 19, 2024

Super happy to see Horizon Forbidden West will be the Opening run at this years Flame Fatales Marathon!!! RE_doc19 will showing the 100% Speedrun of Burning Shores. Good Luck to RE! Frame Fatales is GDQs Community that showcases Women in Speedrunning. https://t.co/ysjnQQKYJe — Elkjaer 🇩🇰 (@ElkjaerTV) Jun 18, 2024

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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