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The grand enshittification of the internet at large has begun

This is what I mean "We used AI to look at our AI sessions!" Wow Groundbreaking stuff

Passle ☭@passle.dev

Kind of mourning tech in general a lil bit. There used to be a sense of "thats impressive, or cool, or interesting" whenever some new open source project or app was announced, and now everything feels a bit empty and uninspiring

buff.lyMen Can’t Stop Faking How Much They Know About AIMore than half of the men surveyed in a new Harvard study claimed to recognize AI leaders who were, in fact, totally fictional.

No one knows wtf is going on but everyone tryna claim to be *the* AI guy And nobody gives an actual shit

WIRED@wired.com

More than half of the men surveyed in a new Harvard study claimed to recognize AI leaders who were, in fact, totally fictional.

Touched grass, look at these fucking mushrooms (not AI)

I really want to play WoW Forever.

Safari fucking blows Boo

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If you work on Safari by default I consider you totally unserious and dont give a fuck about the web

Trusted publishing configuration can expire?? I went through the painstaking effort of manually(!) configuring it for a bunch of packages in our two monorepos, and you're telling me thats a periodic thing I have to do?? 😵‍💫

Tbh Ive just experienced pretty much anything Bun does as unpleasant and/or uncool

What if we die 1000 arbeiders zeggenschap en eigenaarschap geven, hmm

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github.com[scoped-custom-element-registry] Redesign the polyfill by sorvell · Pull Request #668 · webcomponents/polyfillsSupersedes #604. Updates the polyfill to the current registry model, including null registries, initialize(), declarative shadow roots, and registry preservation across moves, cloning, and adoption...

I'm kind of mourning the good-times tech twitter, there were a lot of interesting web dev people active, and many of them just kind of have disappeared or moved on, and I miss that time and some of those people a lil bit

Bleak times.

Calling on all my web component GOATS to help review the new PR for the scoped custom element registries PR github.com/webcomponent... With our powers combined, lets help push this forward

@netlify.com s deploy preview injected banner thing is extremely annoying. Blocks my apps nav, and when I open it, it cant be closed because the X is rendered outside of the viewport 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Anybody know anything about OXC's import plugin? We moved from eslint + eslint-plugin-import to eslint + eslint-plugin-import-x because harb is a terrible person and because of poor package exports/flatconfig/esm support, and now we're looking into oxlint, ...

which apparently has its own "import" plugin, but that then is based on eslint-plugin-import, which last time I checked was very behind on things (like package exports) and such Anybody have any insights/experiences? Is it any good?

Nederlandse politiek is ook zo inspiratieloos. Waarom loopt NL alleen maar achter amerika aan? Woke, project 2029, maga-achtige stromingen en fascisme, Jesse Klaver die een soort lidl Mamdani aan het roleplayen is.

The notion that telling your AI/agent "just make it accessible bro" is enough is hilarious

What a good change by the svelte team Aligns with a builtin standard, reduces framework-ey magic, explicit paths/file extensions. Wonderful

Anybody wanna fund me for like a couple years so I can just spend my time on building this app that I really enjoy or nah

share with your billionaire friends please

Hell yeah. Managed to get tickets for Oasis Live '27 in Amsterdam

Check out my dog

Charging people for using hyperlinks on the web is such an incredible showcase of capitalism

Suw@suw.bsky.social

Fucking hell. Facebook is now limiting the number of links that a page or professional profile can include in a post to TWO PER MONTH, unless you pay them $7.99 a month. Fucking assholes.

15 Sept

Ben zo ontzettend klaar met die kutboomers die wel even gaan uitmaken waar mensen zich wel of niet mee mogen bemoeien

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15 Sept

inb4: erm ackchyually ik ben geen boomer

13 Sept

Biggest crime of the Backrooms movie is that Mark Duplass only has like 2 minutes of screentime. Dude was *phenomenal* in Creep

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Zach Leatherman

@zachleat.com

getting real tired of upgrading my web components every time a new major version of web components comes out

Matteo Collina@nodeland.dev

Given we don’t write code anymore… why are we still dealing with TypeScript and transpilation? Models can write perfect JS in less tokens.

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IntentToShip

@intenttoship.dev

groups.google.comGecko: Intent to ship: Scoped Custom Element RegistriesGecko: Intent to ship: Scoped Custom Element Registries

Gecko: Intent to ship: Scoped Custom Element Registries

The Zena Programming Language

Trump wants to rename lake hylia to lake america

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@zena-lang.dev

8 Sept

Replying to @zena-lang.dev

We're getting ready to be more public about Zena, so if you're curious and want updates, follow me!

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Marthe van Bronkhorst

@marthealarts.bsky.social

5 Sept

Replying to @nieuws.nos.nl

Charismatische schilder leidt partij in Duitsland naar absolute macht

31 Aug

Have been in the web components business for a while now, dont think ive ever seen a big/good usage of closed shadowroots, anybody?

Brian Kardell@bkardell.com

Show me who is making good or popular use of closed shadow roots, please? Like, not a thing on your website or a thing you've personally used once or twice, but something in broad use

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Brian Kardell

@bkardell.com

31 Aug

Show me who is making good or popular use of closed shadow roots, please? Like, not a thing on your website or a thing you've personally used once or twice, but something in broad use

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Andrew Branch

@andrewbran.ch

15 Aug

If you’re not stalking TypeScript PRs, you might be surprised how much you can do with the API in nightlies (and even in 7.0 stable), so here’s a tiny demo that I think hits some of the highlights. 🧵

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Jake Lazaroff

@jakelazaroff.com

20 Aug

pretty wild how liberating it is to write code that just works in the browser without a build step

Ryan@rschristian.dev

It's still incredibly pleasing to run through old projects converting TS into JS + JSDoc. I made the decision to cut out TS (excluding `.d.ts` files, they get a pass) from all my personal projects years ago and I'm still very much convinced that's the right move. TS as an authoring format ain't it.

vectorpea.comVectorpea | Online Vector EditorVectorpea Online Vector Editor lets you edit vector graphics, AI, SVG and PDF files!

20 Aug

Omg ive waited so long for this www.vectorpea.com

20 Aug

Apparently its already been around for 2 years 😭

19 Aug

Listen man I just dont think "conversational ui" is the future

19 Aug

Its also the least inspiring fucking thing ever

12 Aug

Wtf

Passle ☭@passle.dev

She usin the laptop now

10 Aug

She usin the laptop now

6 Aug

Finally have such a nice way of quickly authoring multi-step flows for my botc app. Can just slap this on a `<button @click=${() => flow("Change role").etc.etc}>` Very happy with this, this is gonna make the code a lot more readable 😅

6 Aug

Just wonderfull. Full imp kill flow, including all side-effects and edgecases