Clothing all solid colors too
06.03.2026 03:03
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Clothing all solid colors too
The Jetsons might be the best cartoon. Don't sleep on it.
I just want a website that shows me the weather that doesn't make my computers fan spin
Still think water is underrated
Humans enforce control over inputs and outputs. Tests. Security requirements. Performance benchmarks. That hopefully builds a cage around the AI to prevent the bad things.
Who is "we" in this context?
Enthusiasm eventually turns into boredom. It doesn't subsist. Better to motivate yourself with spite or crippling self doubt.
The many footguns React has (like deps arrays) become a real problem when the stockholm syndrome isn't there any more. The React era was completely determined by aesthetic trends that are going to evaporate in the years to come. Nothing is sacred.
That's because everyone making the decision today has done it the old way before. When the next generation grows up never having written it by hand everything changes.
DX is still paramount, but DX is shaped completely different (no one knows what DX even means in this new world yet).
And now they don't need to write the boilerplate the less-coupled solutions require, so the penalty of choosing things on their own vanishes.
I think things that tightly coupled will be rejected by users in the future. This is what I meant by curated opinions; users don't see the complex web that arrived at this one solution. They see a function you can call on your server, and they see that ORPC can do that too.
Yeah I agree, libraries don't mean no abstractions. But React specifically prescribes way more than just a templating DSL. RSC, for example, an opinionated way on how to do HTTP requests, is unrelated to templating. Hooks, Suspense, and many others, are not required by the templating system.
CC @ryansolid.bsky.social I wrote this in a dramatic way but (I think?) it somewhat aligns with things you've said.
The future of frameworks is libraries. People now have a wizard at their disposal. Your curated opinions no longer matter to them.
Haha I love scheme and have never read either of those
The next few years are going to be interesting. Despite the popular belief that the world is going to slop. Things like this tend to do the opposite.
We've been blessed working in software to have one of the greatest professions.
Markdown editors rarely get image pasting right, so I tackled that early for Hubble.
✅ Images paste to a file instead of base64, under FILENAME.assets/. This will be configurable
✅ Pasting the same image twice resolves to the same file name
✅ Original resolution is preserved
So basically you can use tangled for some parts of your git repo but use other stuff for other parts?
I don't understand what tangled.org is. Unfortunately the homepage doesn't enlighten me. What's the pitch, why should a git hosting site use atproto? This is not me being skeptical, just confused at the messaging.
Its reason for existing is to be popular. It's not Mastodon.
I didn't, thanks.
Despite what people think, you're not going to defeat your competitor through a movement. It's going to be by having a better product. And that's mostly down to the algorithm.
All Bluesky should be focused on is the algorithm. The protocol and all that doesn't mean anything. At the height of Twitter there was a way of subjects of the day / week continually resurfacing. That made it addictive, and made you want to post better content yourself.
Playing Resident Evil Requiem on easy mode.
This is fantastic
I Built a Scheme Compiler with AI in 4 Days
matthewphillips.info/programming/...
Completely agree
I'd switch all my code from prettier to oxfmt immediately if it had any kind of reasonable ternary formatting. I'm not even that particular about it, but I think everyone can agree this is literally the worst choice:
const x = () =>
y
? z
: a
? b
: c
? d
: e
After implementing web streams in multiple runtimes, supporting them for years, talking with other implementers, dealing with issues... I think it's well past time we talked about something better blog.cloudflare.com/a-better-web...
