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  1. 1 hour ago

    Hot take: markdown is bad for documentation because it forces a linear, single column design. Documentation is not linear, and figures, code samples, textual explanations, asides, etc. provide a lot of opportunity for more robust designs.

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    4 hours ago

    I keep being surprised why people like jest for testing Node.js app. It’s almost a complete different environment from Node.js, how could they be certain they are actually testing for real. In several repos now I need to specifically test my modules work with jest. Sigh.

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    24 hours ago

    🚀 Resources In case you haven't seen it, there's a new web framework. What's different? Well, it promises faster websites with less JS. And it lets you "bring your own components" - React - Vue - Svelte Here are resources to learn more: 👇

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  4. Oct 21

    So, this took forever, but I finally finished it

    A tombstone sculpture
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    Oct 20

    Ages 0-10 : I’ll sleep anywhere I fall Ages 10-20 : I’ll sleep anywhere depending on the condition I’m in. Ages 20-30: I’m ok roughing it on a couch for bit Ages 30-40: I need MY bed 40+: where’s MY fucking pillow.

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    Oct 20
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    might be cool to checkout too!

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  7. Oct 20

    Caleb would be a great hire for just about any team!

    Howdy 👋 I'm looking for a job! I work with Typescript, CSS, and Rust, with an eye towards a11y and creating considerate UIs I'm a core maintainer of , and I intend to continue to make it an amazing option for static websites with less JS
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    Oct 19

    I’m advocating for CSS & HTML that can swap from one tab to another. Could we cover 80% of the use cases for tabs if we had a declarative way of building them? Then JS could handle the 20% of tabs that are so custom they can’t be declarative? Idk yet, but let’s try?

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    Oct 19

    Another take: JavaScript has overstepped. Declarative CSS and HTML need to do *way more* and push JS out of the design system space.

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  10. Oct 18

    Bundling your Node deps makes it really annoying to debug your package.

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  11. Oct 17

    Made a thing,

    A punch hole art of the Astro symbol
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    Oct 15

    Blasting off into the weekend with my stickers that arrived today! 🚀💜🅰️🔥

    Some Astro logo stickers sitting on the counter, along with my water bottle that already has a sticker on it, next to my coffee in the mug of cartoon "naughty" birds, like the tufted titmouse and American woodcock.
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  13. Oct 15

    Making it easy to debug a codebase locally is one of the most important things you can do to make contributions easier.

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  14. Oct 15

    In a repo that does linting in their build command. They have a lint rule barring console.log. So now I have to modify their scripts to turn this off just so I can debug something. Great job node ecosystem.

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    Oct 15

    Quick start with asdf plugin add lucy asdf install lucy 0.5.0 asdf global lucy 0.5.0

    Lucy 0.5.0 is out, with the JavaScript API adding the ability to return TypeScript definitions (dts):
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  16. Oct 15

    Lucy 0.5.0 is out, with the JavaScript API adding the ability to return TypeScript definitions (dts):

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  17. Oct 14

    Deploying a website with a honeypot of encoded HTML. Together we can end HTML-based crime once and for all.

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    Oct 14
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    There should be a <ssn></ssn> tag

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  19. Oct 14

    Anyone else decoded some HTML today?

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  20. Oct 14

    Lucy 0.4.1 is out, allowing you to target nested states as destinations for an event (very useful within XState):

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