Georges Boris

I'm joking my friend, I'm a fellow helixer which is maybe even worse than vimmer? ❣️

or you can click that line with your mouse and tap ";" like a normal person

whenever an open source "community" project starts to behave like a VC-backed startup I'm out.

parabéns! 🥳 em são paulo mesmo ou partiu para novos ares? 😁

I was not prepared for how good the soundtrack is on @tylerglaiel.com and @edmundm.bsky.social 's Mewgenics.

Just wait until you get to the tune with some singing... woah.

Philipp Otto Runge, 1810

Built a “3D” sphere (SVG) to show RYB transformations.
Over-iterated in @codepen.io

10% optimization, 90% procrastination.

codepen.io/meodai/full/...

Simple, repeatable form field groups with automatic numbering and native form participation via a web component.

yeah, elixir uses the pin operator but it is also confusing for begineers in its own special way.

I would love to do something like:
`let shadow x = { .. }`

so I know x is shadowed (and can even be an error if marked as shadowed but there is no shadowing)

I'd love to be able to opt-in into shadowing.

I've felt the exact same pains you're describing... but I think it would help a lot to quickly see if a variable is meant to be shadowed or if I can assume it won't.

How AI Impacts Skill Formation AI assistance produces significant productivity gains across professional domains, particularly for novice workers. Yet how this assistance affects the development of skills required to effectively su...

"We find that AI use impairs conceptual understanding, code reading, and debugging abilities, without delivering significant efficiency gains on average."

arxiv.org/abs/2601.20245

5 concerts you’ve seen with women lead singers:

Bjork
Feist
Céu
Little Dragon
Caroline Polachek

Wishlist:
Fiona Apple, Joanna Newsom

such a good mobile ux with great use of sound(!) for user action feedback - rarely seen these days ❤️

distro-distro or dhh-my-dotfiles-are-a-distro-distro? 😁

I meant the dragging for the color sample pickers! (which reminded me of the ux when trying out your other app, Poline, hence the comment 😁)

the problem with gestures on mobile is that they usually have terrible ux...

I have the feeling the desktop simulator tends to give a false sense of good ux for these.

e.g. when trying to use Poline on mobile I can't properly drag the color points at all (android ff and chrome)

btw, asking outta genuine curiosity!

I usually want to dedicate myslf to my passion projects since studying things I'm interested in is what drives me. Getting them done is a side effect. Getting them done "for me" is a counter goal...

But I want to hear ppl who are finding joy w this new stuff! 😊

ngl, this kept me thinking all day... so I got curious about one thing: do you feel like you made it? it is your creation and you feel attached to it? responsible for it?

I wonder how this relates to "passion projects" and not just "I wish this existed... - oh, ok, now it does".

was this the thing you were creating only using agents?

this repo doesn't look at all like it only took three days of works 😅 impressive!

☝️ imo things like this with `use` are the only thing that may look a bit alien for newcomers... at the same time, maybe some of these patterns are actually preferred after you get used to them?

e.g. I saw someone using `use` with `map` and I was super thrown off by it but they loved it 🤷‍♂️

a few use cases of `use` that can make it easier or harder to understand the code? like a do's and dont's for the feature.

when I take "specification" as docs and tests, I have the feeling AI could end up cheating a lot to pass specs with brute force.

Maybe adding property based tests + strongly typed APIs (w. proper invariants) could help?

idk if you have all this for everything, the implementation is a detail.

Nice! Really appreciate your work on web components and the great docs! 🙏

One question - I'm using Android+Firefox and the examples already provide their own fullscreen option.

In your opinion, would it be better to not use the web component wrapper in these cases or are there additional benefits?

Just as a data point -

His "lgtm" comment was created 2 days after the PR was merged.

That doesn't say much to me but I've found it curious :)

is the goal to replace poline with this new "polaris" project?

I tried to find it in your github but could only find Poline - which is quite nice! zero deps 😍. I was checking if the web component would have all of this niceties but it seems like it is a simpler or just different version, right?

I'm too intimidated by these games 😅 is outerwilds also based on hard/hidden puzzles or is it more focused on exploration?

I've also seen lots of praises for Animal Well... seems to be quite good for people who love to discover these hidden puzzles :)

what about color theme tho...

I'm curious about the process! Do you work with this pixelated version from the start? Or do you work in another style then applies pixelation?

It does show up on mobile when using chrome... firefox ignores it. But even chrome's UX is super unexpected.

I received complaints that people couldn't really feel like it was an autocomplete unless I used custom styling for the options (and also handled all keyboard events).

Really liked the throughout docs!

I've used the same approach on a package I maintain for the Elm ecosystem (elm-widgets).

IMO the problem with datalists is the UX. e.g. your examples don't show options at all on mobile...

have you had any complaints related to keyboard usage or "look and feel"?