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Renato Lacerda

@ralacerda.dev

Web Developer, Open Source enthusiast github.com/ralacerda linkedin.com/in/renato-ac-lacerda/

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Renato Lacerda@ralacerda.dev · 3mo ago

Crazy how I used to blame my computer/setup when `gh clone` wouldn't work or github was slow to load. And now, I just assume github is the problem (it usually is).

Vale@vale.rocks · 11mo ago

I heard a rumour that they're releasing HTML6 next week, which deprecates semantics and introduces 3 new types of div. Can't wait!

Renato Lacerda@ralacerda.dev · last yr.

Is it crazy to use prefixes for global css classes when using scoped style (vue and svelte)? - Easier to know where the style is coming from - Harder to get conflicts - 0 specificity with :where make it super easy to override it @w3cj.com & @tolin.ski were talking about hard to find global styles.

Image is a print of the following CSS Code: ``` :where(.g-card) { display: flex; flex-direction: column; justify-content: center; align-items: center; padding: 1rem; border-radius: 0.5rem; box-shadow: 0 0 1rem rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.1); background-color: #fff; } ```
Renato Lacerda@ralacerda.dev · 2y ago

Copilot reviewer is calling attention to the fetch call without `await`. It suggest adding the `await` keyword, but that means it has to include `async` to the `useEffect` callback, which I don't think is best practices for React. I'm not a React dev tho, am I wrong? @joshwcomeau.com @bell.bz

GitHub Copilot code review highlights an unawaited fetch call in a JavaScript file. It suggests using await to prevent unexpected behavior. The call is inside an useEffect call back
Paris Marx@parismarx.com · 2y ago

putting the finishing touches on this with @ericwickham.bsky.social and i’m so excited for you all to start hearing it tomorrow. make sure to subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts, or support the show on patreon!

Tech Won’t Save Us@techwontsave.us · 2y ago

Generative AI hype is fueling a massive build out of hyperscale data centers around the world. It’s not about serving the public, but realizing an extreme vision of the future being pushed by tech billionaires. DATA VAMPIRES, a new four-part series from Tech Won’t Save Us, begins next Monday.

Data Vampires, a new series from Tech Won’t Save Us
Katie Mack@astrokatie.com · 2y ago

One of the coolest things about being middle aged is that (assuming things go reasonably well, statistically speaking) I have my whole life ahead of me! And this time around I actually know stuff and can do things right from the start and I have way more resources. It’s kind of awesome, honestly!