I've found a new LLM smell... the word "Boundary"/"Boundaries" ChatGPT especially loves using it, even in situations where it actually hurts understanding Plus added bonus it's impossible to get rid of... it just does it even when you tell it not to...

@danielroe.dev has you covered synchub.to

synchub.to

Mirror your public GitHub repos to tangled.org, automatically.

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I created a Link in Bio using Linkat! #linkat linkat.blue/okikio.dev

What the actual fuck did they do to this Animal Farm remake. This looks atrocious. Orwell would be horrified. I suppose I should hold my opinion if I ever actually see it, but this looks like butchery already. youtu.be/NN6J7l6ulYk?...

Animal Farm | Official Final Trailer | Andy Serkis | In Theaters Now | Angel

YouTube video by Angel

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got annoyed by cloudflare not supporting DDNS so I built a solution using @Cloudflare workers called `cloudflare-ddns`. the entire process never leaves cloudflare so it's pretty convenient and secure. it supports Synology NAS's & wildcard domains out of the box... link below ↓

This is sick

Adam Argyle@nerdy.dev · 2y ago

#CSS trick not enough folks know about: painting into the sub boxes of an element - border - padding - content you can paint into one, or all of them differently! here's a gradient border, a solid padding fill, and a gradient content (inner) box see fur yerself codepen.io/argyleink/pe...

JSR now lets you diff the generated documentation between released versions of a package, making it easy and clear what has changed in a visual manner! Example: jsr.io/@david/gagen...

Wonder Man is such a good show, like it's got so much heart and the vibes are indeed cozy and immaculate

Got annoyed by weird indentation issues with multiline strings, so I made `@okikio/undent` a tiny dedent utility for template literals. Strips leading spaces from multiline strings fixing the formatting...it's designed to be versatile and flexible. github: github.com/okikio/undent /1

neat trick: literally just ask it to ask YOU questions, specifically questions on reasoning, architecture decisions and behaviour decisions. it makes explicit the number of decisions you make during development, and also ensures that you are always kept in the loop... /1

this straight up gives me anxiety

YoavCodes@yoav.codes · 9mo ago

Jealous?

Hey yall! hi all! i made a form about #comic tracking and collection habits. it’s short, anonymous, and mostly multiple choice. if you read or collect comics in any capacity, i’d love for you to fill it out. #comicbooks x.com/jaydders/sta...

jadda on X: "Hey yall! hi all! i made a form about comic tracking and collection habits. it’s short, anonymous, and mostly multiple choice. if you read or collect comics in any capacity, i’d love for you to fill it out. https://t.co/FFA61KNEF8" / X

Hey yall! hi all! i made a form about comic tracking and collection habits. it’s short, anonymous, and mostly multiple choice. if you read or collect comics in any capacity, i’d love for you to fill it out. https://t.co/FFA61KNEF8

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The 3 rules of life: *death*, *taxes* and *technical difficulties*

TIL, `document.implementation.createHTMLDocument(...)` is a thing developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...

DOMImplementation: createHTMLDocument() method - Web APIs | MDN

The DOMImplementation.createHTMLDocument() method creates a new HTML Document.

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it's really kinda dumb how there is no `hover` event in js that's tied into the `:hover` css selector, it's really freaking difficult to debug `mouseover`

AIs being unable to work with Tailwind V4 is the bane of my existence...honestly open source peeps should just like make paid MCPs so the latest info. is available to AIs making it OSS sustainable and avoiding the footguns that are version changes

Something I'm starting to realize is that in both power and respect, they are given not taken...the philosophical difference between giving and taking is the difference between a great leader and a bad one.

I strongly believe 99.99999% of errors, failures, and more... are all due to communication mishaps, whether misunderstanding requirements, poor understanding of user needs/wants, and/or poor communication of code and tooling, it all lands at poor communication... /1

Honestly TENET deserves more love, covid and 2020 were the only reasons why we didn't see it

What AI has basically taught me is that I don't know stuff. To use AI effectively you need to know stuff. Thus, you first need to identify known knowns, known unknowns, and most importantly of all unknown unknowns. /1...

Top tier fact: Perception is reality, until reality hits

I've found if you want to communicate anything especially with AI, you kinda wanna format it so it cover Intent, Impact, Logic, Rationale, Practical Examples, Edge cases, and Unconventional Behaviour. ^ it's waaayyyyy easier to understand if you're able to touch on all these

This is so random! and muuuuch needed A new Random namespace with 22 methods for working with randomness in JavaScript. proposal just hit Stage 1

Rob Palmer@robpalmer.bsky.social · last yr.

ECMAScript excitement 😉 Congrats to @tabatkins.com on advancing the Seeded Pseudo-Random Numbers proposal to Stage 2 at TC39 today 🎉 It produces a series of pseudo-random numbers in a way that can be reproduced across program runs and different JS realms 👍 github.com/tc39/proposa...

Top-tier tip, always question your assumptions, you know less than you think but more than you realize.

Final Destination confirms that we absolutely world wide should just get rid of pennies...they are too dangerous...lol

TIL, using eval can actually cause js to be faster... Source: romgrk.com/posts/optimi...

i'm starting to realize the fastest any non-runtime optimized js code can get is `µs` (microseconds), optimized runtime code can get as fast as `ns` (nanoseconds). 1µs = 1000ns

First look at a new Snipping Tool feature coming soon to Windows 11: the ability to quickly create GIFs from screen recordings! You'll get options to export/copy the GIF, with a choice between low and high quality. This menu can also be accessed with a keyboard shortcut, Ctrl+G.

Why do this Mozilla? Why not shut down Firefox instead?

The Verge@theverge.com · last yr.

Mozilla is shutting down Pocket

This month, JavaScript turns 30 🎂 Here are key moments showing how JavaScript evolved from a little scripting language to one of the world's most popular 👇 deno.com/blog/history...

A brief history of JavaScript | Deno

In 30 years, JavaScript went from being a little scripting language to one of the world's most popular. Here are key moments to show how it has evolved and where it is headed.

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