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Laughter fills my house after surprising my boys with their Rabbit R1 devices. It's an instant hit, as I predicted. My youngest, who's 8 and usually grumbles about technology and AI—frustrated by his Apple HomePod's failure to understand him (Siri really needs an update)—and… https://t.co/LpJ3KfVKcX https://t.co/3RhPHOb173 — ❄️ (@Fusionlab88xAI) May 3, 2024

good morning https://t.co/EVnd8Vhgyt — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) May 3, 2024

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"iT cOUld bE an APp" – So could many things. But the UX brings novelty etc. that some people want to try Many people are looking for ways to get distractions off of their phones and be more intentional with what they're doing and that's fine. I'm here for it 💯 — jhey ▲🐻🎈 (@jh3yy) May 2, 2024

ok that's cool but also THEY DEADASS MAILED HIM WITH BATTERIES INSIDE https://t.co/P68LD2bgju — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) May 1, 2024

@lauriewired Isn't this like saying you could find the text of Alice in Wonderland online, and then "compress" it down to a URL? — Tib3rius (@0xTib3rius) May 2, 2024

*smacks roof* you can fit so many tailwind classes in this bad boy https://t.co/8JVJidxvQP — trash (@trashh_dev) May 2, 2024

@ryanflorence I disagree. This would make sense if there were wide confusion about how const works. Maybe it's there, but I haven't observed it. Using const over let breaks the reassignment habit. Mutating objects and arrays stand out much more when you're not reassigning everywhere. — David.tsx (@JustDavidG) May 2, 2024

using the computer https://t.co/SJe9KXMytF — Kate (@thingskatedid) Apr 30, 2024

@ryanflorence I dont have time to make a think piece on this, but I've found many Rails devs ignore accessibility, and React has access to some really solid accessible libraries and can offload a lot of accessibility. Automated checking for a11y in the editor / linting is a lot easier too. etc — Konnor Rogers (@RogersKonnor) Apr 29, 2024

@tjthedev @aarondfrancis And then using your logic that the cause is the developers who choose JS frameworks have more accessibility knowledge it stands to reason the framework authors and the ecosystem’s third party component authors likewise have more knowledge, and their tools will bake in as much as… https://t.co/htbkYNt5a5 — Ryan Florence (@ryanflorence) Apr 30, 2024

JS haters will also hate the facts. JS frameworks are the pinnacle of the accessible web In an audit of 1M websites by the company I trust most to survey accessibility: 1st image: Next.js is at the top spot, far above laravel 2nd image: Looking at Stimulus as a proxy for rails… https://t.co/06E2cA9mON https://t.co/eoepEJefAO https://t.co/ILqcJvwUDp — Ryan Florence (@ryanflorence) Apr 29, 2024

@mohjb If you believe that accessibility is a bottleneck then you're implying that caring about people is a bottleneck. What good is a "cool" UI if it's not usable? "GUI" stands for "Graphical User Interface". If you remove the "user", what remains? Mind you, accessibility isn't just… https://t.co/i3jGnEfLHA — Sara Soueidan (@SaraSoueidan) Apr 29, 2024

@natfriedman Ingest all relevant inputs (slack, email, whatsapp, etc.), pop in Airpods each morning, get ~10 min audio digest of what's important, take (small) actions conversationally during digest, start each day knowing where to dive in. — Ryan Delk (@delk) Apr 30, 2024

For *years* now, I've wanted to write a blog post about JavaScript Promises, but they’re so hard to explain. I think I've finally figured out how to do it. Getting really excited about this one. 😄 — Josh W. Comeau (@JoshWComeau) Apr 29, 2024

Closing slide from my presentation yesterday on design quality. This is the standard I hold for our industry: Every company large enough to have a CPO or CTO should also have a CDO. Equitable C-level representation for Design. The Chief Design Officer (CDO) is most responsible… https://t.co/0AmWCizkWe https://t.co/UOJvJDZE9R — Cameron Moll (@cameronmoll) Apr 27, 2024

People tag me in these spammy af crypto posts constantly. Block, block, block. This is why they call it the blockchain — Sarah Drasner (@sarah_edo) Apr 27, 2024

New World Record! Horizon Forbidden West NG+ Ultra Hard in under 100 Minutes! Achieved my goal of getting a 1:39 in this category! What an awesome journey and shout outs to the community for all their work on the game and The Elk Tribe for all the support! https://t.co/Jhuzfk0rLp — Elkjaer 🇩🇰 (@ElkjaerTV) Apr 27, 2024

rip I hope I get to design some place as cool as this again sometime in the future https://t.co/9pp6BhgEAZ — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Apr 27, 2024

Talking to mom about the emotional investments of projects like these. "Of course there's an attachment. I'd always thought buildings would outlive me but they're tearing down my sports centre. The lifespan of an interior design must be even shorter." thanks mom 😭 — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Apr 27, 2024

@jarredsumner I’ve been coding for 15 years and it’s still my favorite thing to do. — Morgante (@morgantepell) Apr 27, 2024

Sometimes I think I'm good at CSS and then I watch Adam Kuhn implement Doom in *just* CSS @frontendconf https://t.co/xGbCHmLYHV — Cassidy (@cassidoo) Apr 26, 2024

I made this last weekend to experiment w/ building an app end to end on LLMs: https://t.co/rmNGjX6RmG It's like Wirecutter, but uses an LLM to recommend product choices based on reddit conversations and reviews, so you don't have to spend 20-30min reading reddit My experience:… https://t.co/oiqYIoAdo3 — Moxie Marlinspike (@moxie) Apr 26, 2024

Declarative security: rate-limiting, challenges, IP blocks… Would you use this? https://t.co/Ce0NhDQNVV — Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) Apr 26, 2024

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