I tried explaining to my cat it might be a bit early to sport the spring/summer collection, but was met with derision.
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I tried explaining to my cat it might be a bit early to sport the spring/summer collection, but was met with derision.
I swear my house is around 70-80% cat hair right now.
i saw the interactive xkcd on hackernews and decided to make it render a real npm graph
it uses webcontainers to `npm i {pkg}`, then renders the bricks based on the dep tree scaled by disk size
Happy birthday 🎉
Lots of misinformation still flying around our SEO space so I dug into some of the possible causes and the current category conflicts and wrote them up following my presentation at Women in Technical SEO.
www.womenintechseo.com/knowledge/ge...
AI Crawlers and JavaScript: Why LLMs Can't See Your Client-Rendered Content
visively.com/kb/ai/ai-cra...
Haha, CSS really brings that "just fucking do it" energy with that, and I can respect that.
That deep satisfaction when you finally find the right combination of flags to stop chrome automatically 307 redirecting http to https, so your testing tool doesn't quite work how you want.
--disable-features=HttpsFirstBalancedModeAutoEnable
(You would very much not want to do this IRL)
Parsley HTML, tasty.
No wait 12 parsecs?
No, parsing.
Another great episode.
Who cares about chips shortages when there's CSS? lyra.horse/x86css/
A Complete Guide to Bookmarklets, by @vale.rocks (@csstricks@mastodon.social):
https://css-tricks.com/a-complete-guide-to-bookmarklets/
#guides #bookmarklets #javascript #linklists
Your political affiliations shouldn't affect your ability to see AI being positioned as a political weapon. The Pentagon is threatening Anthropic bc it's unwilling to lift restrictions on use for mass surveillance of Americans or autonomous weapons
not-a-robot.com/blog/ai-poli...
Ever wanted a comprehensive guide to DevTools and debugging front ends? Check out this ebook that Lala Hakobyan just launched:
github.com/lala-hakobya...
I’m impressed!!
I have left so many ecommerce sites because I am trying to look at products and they force me to try and play some game to win a voucher code.
I came across one that was like a scratch card, with all the codes in the DOM.
Biggest "prize" was 45p off. (Products started at around £200). Why even bother?
It's a normal, human thing than normal, human people do ...
I've encountered many applications with poor INP due to long tasks that do not yield control to the browser
I've written a guide with measurable examples comparing setTimeout, queueMicrotask, scheduler.postTask. It includes snippets to audit your projects
joanleon.dev/en/yield-to-...
#WebPerf
Bet neither predicted "flexing in a sauna with a brain worm fan" photoshoots though.
This is a neat approach to doing YouTube façades with zero JavaScript.
frontendmasters.com/blog/perform...
LLMs are still young, so we need to chew up their food and spit it down their throats, like a baby bird in the nest.
Apparently.
Plus if they handle it themselves, they don't have to check for switch & bait, and other shenanigans, & some folks absolutely will do shenanigans, which would require processing the markdown AND the html.
Just doesn't pass the sniff test to my way of thinking. 🤷♂️
And to be honest I probably wouldn't bother then if it wasn't for the fact I am already extracting just a main area of content from the page.
And it's trivial to do so (I, a chimp can do it) so I really struggle to see mainstream llms not having the capability to do so, if it truly aids them.
I do actually use the html > markdown thing for one specific task t.b.h., getting an llm to compare some support documentation pages versions when they update, to create a change summary. (Purely because I am only interested in textual changes, not html structure changes.)
Html > CDN > markdown > llm > ??
All feels a bit W. Heath Robinson to me
I think there are specific tasks markdown makes sense for, but it's never really a straight conversion (for example it does seem an efficient way to feed Dev doc context to coding agents) but it isn't a copy of a human page.
Feels like I should be discussing a wager to circumnavigate the globe in 80 days with you.
Just so people get a feeling how much 2MB HTML actually is, I made this (3MB+) monster:
experiments.geekonaut.de/3mb-behemoth
I know - nobody asked but here we are. You are welcome.
🕵️♀️ Does Google cut off file content beyond 2 megabytes? The reality is messy.
Google does use some scary wording in their documentation, and it seems to impact some users.
But I've not seen a script 2 MB limit applied in all cases.
www.debugbear.com/blog/googleb...
I hope your day goes Continvoucly.
Perhaps I am just getting confused with the Mighty Morging Power Rangers though.
Pretty sure Janeway or Picard had to continvouclsy morge a warp drive or something in at least one episode.