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27.10.2025 17:22
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Admittedly, I don't open it often
I am yet to see another company that makes you anxious literally on the sign-in page
It'd be strange if you can't immediately guess, but it says in the small font as well
Internet-of-AWS-Things
This is basically a whole new scale of pretty 404 pages
This perfectly summarizes my expectation of AI status quo -- tons of make up from designers for features you can't rely on, only *hope* that they work and do the right thing
Also, some blogs just feel homely, regardless of content. I wonder how people arrive at that, and if that is a conscious decision or just the author's vibe.
This is creative! Will prolly keep the top posts top, but rotate the bottom posts
At this point, Slack must have "reduced motion" option to suppress all animated tripping vibrant custom emojis everybody uses for engagement
Modern music notation is based on fonts!
Though the design is quite different from regular fonts used for languages
I learned a lot from a video by @tantacrul.bsky.social, who designed Leland
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGo4...
A boy tells his dog, "Fido, stay." Then adds, "In this exact point in space." Time passes, and the dog is shown floating in space as Earth moves.
You'd think we are past geocentrism, until you remember any modern fiction with multiple dimensions
The most beautiful and probably the most expense *changelog entry* ever
www.youtube.com/watch?v=itpc...
Can you share how you exported the data and what did you use to put it in an html one-pager?
refactoring will continue until morale improves
The second one!
Since everything is flattened until fixpoint, does it mean there is no way to override an intermediate node, like a list?
It seems there will be no way to recover the structure, unless you supply your whole custom interpreter
This is why I think the longer term future of software isn’t necessarily “app builder”, it’s more an entire OS where you start solving a problem and interactive interfaces are used as appropriate.
Apparently, there is a dedicated website: www.hyrumslaw.com
And, of course, there exists an xkcd
xkcd.com/1172/
Bugward compatibility
is a friendlier name for the Hyrum's Law
It’s time we properly introduced ourselves…
garden.co/news/hello-w...
Aah, that's such a shame
I tried the web version. The minimalistic style is clean and has a great balance. Great job!
Why is the game not available on newer Android phones, like Pixel 5?
It seems minimalistic and not requiring anything special. Does Google force devs to recompile their apps against newer SDKs or something similar?
Thanks, TIL!
Great article to pause and ponder on timeless topics of mature software engineering
Complexity, dependencies (on code and people), testing testing testing
It's not! The phrase has a nice ring to it. But if it's a reference to something, I don't get it 😅
This has a strong cultural reference vibe to it, though I am clueless
Hackathons are not it, in my experience. The ever-present friction requires to endure and overcome. Jazz is never perfect, but it flows
What's the equivalent of jazz improv in software world?
