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114 likes, 4 comments - bludwizard on January 14, 2020: "I tattooed one of @kenzwilliamsonart 's flowers on her hand, and I think it came out pretty snazzy 🧙‍♂️".

yes https://t.co/aPRKfBNmam — TracketPacer (@TracketPacer) Apr 22, 2024

A poem for #EarthDay2024 on this year’s theme of #PlanetVsPlastics, originally published in @MagmaPoetry’s ‘Poems for Schools’ issue. Plastic pollution is a global problem demanding a global solution – sign the Global Plastics Treaty today: https://t.co/YRgYZKSXnu https://t.co/gznD9tHQSe — Rhys Owain Williams (@Rhys_Owain) Apr 22, 2024

Tastes like burnt coffee — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Apr 22, 2024

I don’t think it’s correct to frame full-stack React frameworks like Remix and Next as encouraging devs to “Do as much of the work as possible on the server.” Most of the complexity of the apps I’ve worked on in the past five years has been on the frontend, and the goal of these… https://t.co/sXt6YjoegE — Sam Selikoff (@samselikoff) Apr 21, 2024

@seldo what if I tie my identity as a professional to a video game about a horrible goose — Ian Coldwater 📦💥 (@IanColdwater) Apr 21, 2024

@tobimori As you wish～～～ https://t.co/AnGqm8OY3c — さわらつき (@sawaratsuki1004) Apr 20, 2024

https://t.co/nSJz9lpRPf https://t.co/Bof3lKzLU8 — さわらつき (@sawaratsuki1004) Apr 20, 2024

Design Engineer waves from the back 👋 https://t.co/LH4x6rSkSY — jhey ▲🐻🎈 (@jh3yy) Apr 21, 2024

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@robpalmer2 package.js/ts and yes I'm actually serious. package.json should be a build artifact at this point. Having package.js be dynamic during development phase could bring a lot of benefits. Easier mocking, testing with different dependency versions, more flexibility for scripts, etc. — Robbie Speed (@RobbieSpeed) Apr 18, 2024

@robpalmer2 So here's an interesting alternative proposal... package.js export default { name: "my-package", // standard js comment description: `You get the "idea"` } — Mark Tyrrell (@marktyrrelluk) Apr 17, 2024

@robpalmer2 JSON.parse should support JSON5 — Will FP (Auxilor) (@willfp) Apr 17, 2024

Not sure if this might be useful for anyone else 🤷‍♂️ But I often want to read/search GitHub issues when offline (such as on a plane). 👉 so let me introduce `goff`. — daniel roe 🇺🇦 (@danielcroe) Apr 20, 2024

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I'm so, so sad to see @WomenWhoCode shutting down. It was a wonderful resource that impacted thousands of people and their careers, including my own. 💔 https://t.co/sZtfOZwxwS — Cassidy (@cassidoo) Apr 18, 2024

New World Record! Horizon Forbidden West NG+ Ultra Hard in 1:40:31 Got another World Record in Forbidden West yesterday. Awesome consistent run and one step closer to beating the game in under 100 Minutes! https://t.co/Gg1LsUlIPu — Elkjaer 🇩🇰 (@ElkjaerTV) Apr 19, 2024

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we’re going to start writing engineering blog posts about bun. there is so much to talk about — Jarred Sumner (@jarredsumner) Apr 18, 2024

It feels like CSS has come such a long way. Nearly all of the major pain points that developers have faced for decades are either resolved or well on their way. This is a good thing! Of course the web is never done, but it does feel like we've hit an infection point. — Brad Frost (@brad_frost) Apr 18, 2024

this is the stack I would bet on for the next 10 years works great, is boring, lots of companies use it https://t.co/NlxjCscrWy — Swizec Teller (@Swizec) Apr 18, 2024

perfect time for my post-storybook arc https://t.co/in2lNs0Uoo — chan (@chantastic) Apr 17, 2024

I asked @whitep4nth3r about website performance and it went about the way you’d expect https://t.co/hjkKLNRUDD — Jason Lengstorf (@jlengstorf) Apr 17, 2024

When I’m very very busy, I try to do a thing where I ask myself “what one thing must be done today or I can’t call the day complete”, focus on that task completion. It helps me shut other things out instead of being overwhelmed. If I finish it, I can move on to other things. — Sarah Drasner (@sarah_edo) Apr 17, 2024

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Parallax cards with masked blurs 😷 Tweak that CSS until you get something you're happy with 🤙 https://t.co/8UhYX9Jm4e https://t.co/hwlnMcQ0y8 — jhey ▲🐻🎈 (@jh3yy) Apr 17, 2024

These improvements to @nextjs SSR performance by @feedthejim are astonishing: ✓ requests handled in 10s: 18k - 33K, ~80% better ✓ avg latency: 4.89ms - 2.8ms, ~42% faster ✓ avg req/res: 1846.5 - 2983.5, ~61% better More coming soon! https://t.co/ZKFnxzGsAh https://t.co/u4V7kQFjMj — Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) Apr 16, 2024

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