Gwenn Le Bihan

@gwen.works

creates: [music, designs, web apps, dev tools] website: gwen.works pronouns: she/her check out my music: - gwen.works/to/spotify - gwen.works/to/applemusic art stuff: - gwen.works/to/instagram software stuff: - gwen.works/to/github 💊: 2025-02-20T13:00:00Z

is it just me or is github like, REALLY resource-hungry sometimes? like it causes a global lag spike and spotify drops a bunch of audio frames

more and more using llms to write code for you sounds and looks boring as fuck and ill never understand why people do it joyless activity

svelte is so cool cuz when you use a custom element that's not made for svelte at all, you can just do that <layflags-rolling-number {@attach (node) => { node.value = count; }}> {count} </layflags-rolling-number> and it workssssss

This code was produced by a small developer in the south of France, using only high-quality electronic music. Certified organic, 100% natural human hands, guaranteed non-GMO (generatively-modified output). Support your local developers :)

🚨❤️‼️ ATTENTION LOVERS ‼️❤️🚨 this idea has been floating around in my head for a very long time and i’ve finally turned it into something real :’) loveletter.pics lets you anonymously browse and share love letters. looking for submissions !! this art project will be even more fun w/ more to read.

loveletter.pics

loveletter.pics is an art project dedicated to sharing love through handwritten words. be inspired by the romances of strangers, or leave behind a piece of your own heart. lose yourself in affectionat...

loveletter.pics

We made a fake repo with fake bounties, and the bots are applying fake PRs, so we know who is fake, and we can ban them from the Coolify repo. IQ over 1000

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i think im lowkirkuenly losing it i read that and i put max-width: 67ch instead of 66ch in my code, but like it's because i read that and my brain geniunely retained that 67 chars per line was the sweet spot

Google answer:

50–75 characters per line

The ideal line length for readable text is 50–75 characters per line (CPL), with 66 CPL being the widely accepted sweet spot. This range minimizes eye strain, boosts comprehension, and keeps readers engaged. 6 days ago

UXPin - Optimal Line Length for Readability: The Complete Guide (2026)