Ok so apparently I'm very good at seeing colours?
What's My JND? 0.0027
Can you beat it? www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd...
@abaron.net
Software Engineer and Theatre fan living in London Currently building @theatreninja.com, a new theatre ticket platform for Londoners Maker of @clashofstats.com and http://tiny-frontend.github.io Working at @nagomy.security
Ok so apparently I'm very good at seeing colours?
What's My JND? 0.0027
Can you beat it? www.keithcirkel.co.uk/whats-my-jnd...
A tuxedo cat lying on the floor on its back, itβs looking at the camera with a very dorky face, eyes empty of thoughts
Here is my cat Mouse on Saturday β₯οΈ
I did not realize that emulation was this far ahead. The previous iteration was able to do very simple behavior like extending and retraction a tongue based on smell, but now they have an uploaded fly brain capable of controlling a simulated fly. Won't be too long until lobsters at this rate
I find them very wholesome, and I always love seeing the perspective of βnewcomersβ to the industry, itβs basically timeline cleanse π
Ok I need this for my partner too xD
ππππ«π«π«
Yep fuck this π₯Ίπ
Ever noticed it spells Site π ? I was mind blown first time I noticed xD
Very fair π , we use Vue at my company and it is definitely more sane than React π . My point was it was historically popular and letting companies that built upon it leave Vercel more easily, without having to rewrite their product from scratch feels like a win
My guess is Next is very popular and itβs less costly for people to swap the underlying lib than migrate to Astro (which has a very different API)
Ahah yeah Vi the editor is pronounced Veye I think βΊοΈ
Congrats! Get that money πΈ!
Itβs because it based on Vite, which is named after the same word in French (and is pronounced vee-te)
For having to look at the codebase in the past itβs very complicated π , even for a person wanting to move it to Vite starting fresh makes more sense
This slide looks π₯!
Running AI agents as Unix executables that self-improve has been one of my wilder ideas lately.
You can pipe agents: `think weather | think song`
The agent eventually writes a determinative script after enough runs for simple programs.
Itβs as secure as a browser too.
thinkingscript.com
Thereβs a long-standing idea that implicit throw/catch isnβt as practical as it seems, and errors should be returned explicitly (as in Go).
For TypeScript, a proposal suggests returning either a value or an error so the type system enforces handling.
errore.org
Last night I had the joy of returning to the place I call home: around a piano, with a gorgeous group of friends, singing show tunes until our voices gave in. Sing Out, Louise! is now open at the Phoenix Arts Club! Huge congrats to the team for pulling this off β₯οΈπΉ
Exactly, so glad there is a cast recording already β₯οΈ
I got the same feeling with Ballad Lines!
Btw you donβt need to be a web spec author or work for a browser vendor to contribute to this.
If you spot some incorrect data (either says it supports web it doesnβt, or says it doesnβt when it does) then open an issue β or better yet a PR! Make things better for everyone, including future you!!
Itβs the kind of case weβre actually automated AI can pilot the car is way more likely than βremote human pilot a car convincingly and safely from a remote countryβ. So no, itβs not likely theyβre lying about that.
They technically wouldnβt be able to drive the vehicle from that far remote: first the latency would be way too high, second imagine driving a live car from a remote computer in a safe way that sounds impossible, if that was the case we would see way more Waymo crashes, which we donβt π€·ββοΈ
Each time I see it post about something else than AI takes I'm like: "Wait, it sometimes does something ELSE than AI π±?"
- stateful tests definitely (testing βfull stackβ frameworks like react router framework mode in Cloudflare)
- performance when running large amount of tests with relatively large DOM trees
- native/react native app testing
i made a version of wikipedia you can doomscroll
xikipedia.org
An advertisement for Zoho CRM featuring a woman smiling and holding her fists up in excitement. She is standing next to a claw machine with a yellow ball labeled "VALUE." The background is blue and there are three multi-colored circles at the bottom with the words "FLEXIBLE," "SIMPLE," and "VALUE." The Zoho logo is in the top left corner and the text "ZOHO CRM. GRAB VALUE. The CRM with game-changing value. www.zoho.com/crm-value." is in the center.
This makes it look like Zoho CRM is neither Flexible nor Simple π
Iβm SO excited for this! Iβve read almost every book from the Cosmere, and out of all the streamers out there, I trust Apple TV the most when it comes to faithful adaptation (especially when the author is involved, and Brandon was very clear he wanted to be π)