Let's make the world bigger and add some camera movement so we can explore this highly detailed open world 🙄 #GameDev #pico8
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Let's make the world bigger and add some camera movement so we can explore this highly detailed open world 🙄 #GameDev #pico8
This looks promising with a less cartoony character too 🤔 #pico8 #GameDev #platformer
Okay, that's not quite right, although impressive #pico8 #GameDev #platformer
Discussion on leadership pressure affecting team speed and responsibility. Emphasizes flow over heroics in organizational systems.
This is a great insight from TestDouble and it is even more true with Gen AI about how speed comes from flow and flow is a systems concept.
Source: testdouble.com/insights/sp...
there's no better dopamine than people using the thing you made
That’s super lean, well done
This red default dot is not optimal! I should probably add a favicon-thingy to flowbite-components.substancelab.com, but what 🤔
I bring the danger! Respawns, deaths, and gibs 😱 #pico8 #gamedev #platformer
We‘re open sourcing our Flowbite component library, a set of view components, we’re using in Front Lobby, Skrift, and...
I used to meet up with a bunch of my EverQuest buddies every year in our home cities around Europe. Much fun was had, highly recommended
A webpage fetch operation is shown, indicating poor rendering with mostly navigation elements, typical of JavaScript-heavy sites.
If you are creating documentation and want it to be read by LLMs maybe consider using less JavaScript
Here is Claude Code saying:
> This often happens with JavaScript-heavy documentation sites like Datadog's.
I suspect they are missing the points.
Screenshot of two HTML checkboxes. Unseen, clicking one deselects the other
Today in The Rule of Least Power: use HTML forms semantically, don't recreate native browser behavior with Javascript
Pictured: two input[checkbox] with Javascript to deselect the other when one is selected
Better: two input[radio], which does this for free by default
Do it Tarzan style: “Me make machine. Machine make human save time” 💪
“I build machines for humans who save time, make etc”? 🤔
Added a config command to github.com/substancelab..., which tells you where it finds its configfile - primarily because I keep forgetting what I named the file 🤷♂️
Demanding an estimate guarantees the estimate will not be useful to the business and will always drive costs up.
Software engineers all know that estimates are useless.
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Wtf… “helping organizations build and deploy enterprise-grade AI” 😭
How do you come up with those names!?
Say, YouTube Algorithm, what are you trying to say by giving me this video?!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFI3...
Code is liability. AI allows us to create tremendous amounts of liability very quickly
A weekly time budgeting dashboard showing availability across multiple projects and days
So I built my own solution: Crow's Nest.
It's a dead-simple dashboard that connects to your Harvest account and shows:
- Your total weekly capacity.
- Hours you've committed.
- How many hours are actually left.
No more guessing.
Using Yards registry as a live backend for a documentation site, what could possibly go wrong 🙈🤔 #ruby #rails
Right now I am struggling with just the technical part. Actually writing good stuff is a whole other headache 😬
Also, lemme know when you wanna share those lagers 😎
This last week I have read more YARD code and internals docs than I thought I ever had to
Struggling to write good documentation for github.com/substancelab.... Finding the perfect line where the docs are both usable, maintainable, and technically feasiable is hard. 😭
