Fair question about being on FB. It was actually a horrible post shaming the deceased woman for (in their opinion) denigrating Black men with her content. I don't know her content and it doesn't matter.
Do you know what story I am talking about? It's wild/awful.
Just scrolling FB
👀 _think_ I recognize a face from NodeJS world
🤔"Huh, I wonder if ..."
*sees his name*
"Yeah, that's him. Why ..."
🤯 "fiance dead under suspicious circumstances"
Search them on here and The Bad Place
🌀 OMG, so much has happened in the 10 years since I last paid attention
Screenshot of Wiretext, a browser-based wireframe tool displaying a low-fidelity dashboard mockup with monospaced ASCII-style components including KPI cards, a line chart, a channel breakdown panel, and a data table. The left panel shows layers and the right panel shows an inspector.
I'm absolutely fascinated by this tool that lets you build wireframes using text elements, ASCII art style.
I've seen wireframes in excel, powerpoint, on paper, but this is a first. Still, it's actually quite efficient and exportable. Love it!
wiretext.app/
It's not a GFM-specific thing, is it? Is it the same kbd from HTML?
developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
Hi JoshuaKGoldberg, We're writing to let you know that between September 2025 and January 2026, webhook secrets for webhooks you are responsible for were inadvertently included in an HTTP header on webhook deliveries. This means that any system receiving webhook payloads during this window could have logged the webhook secret from the request headers. Webhook deliveries are encrypted in transit via TLS, so the header containing the secret was only accessible to the receiving endpoint in a base64-encoded format. We have no evidence to suggest your secrets were intercepted. This issue was fixed on January 26, 2026. Please read on for more information.
GitHub leaked webhook secrets for many repos for *months* in 2025 and again in January 2026. Then only notified some of us today, in April.
But hey at least Copilot is integrated into GitHub and Windows 11!
🤡 show
📚 Colocation matters. Cognitive load matters. Boundaries matter. High cohesion matters. Yes, even in the age of AI (maybe even more so).
Enter the vertical codebase:
I'm a big fan of what Ariel is doing with Elena; love to see how full-featured this (interoperable) ecosystem is getting.
Introducing Litro - a fullstack framework for Web Components.
File-based routing, SSR + SSG, API routes, Vite HMR.
Basically the Nuxt/Next experience, but you write Lit, FAST Element, or Elena components instead of React/Vue.
#WebComponents #Lit #TypeScript #SSR #OpenSource #WebDev
litro.dev
This looks great! Very much like what I want.
I was happy with the DX/Progressive Enhancement of Remix SSR but NOT the JS weight/performance.
WC and DSD sure seemed like worse DX to get the same PE approach.
Now it seems we can get ergonomic components AND benefits of PE. Very exciting!
Happy birthday!
`tsnapi` - a snapshot testing utility for the public API for library maintainers. Snapshots for both JavaScript and TypeScript declarations. It would help prevent unintended breaking changes on public API signatures.
Thanks @sxzz.dev for the initial idea and implementation.
github.com/antfu/tsnapi
I was going to tag you about these. I'm interested to hear your experience.
This looks very much like what I want. I was happy with the DX/UX of Remix SSR but NOT the weight/performance.
Now (it seems) we can get ergonomic components AND benefits of PE. Very exciting!
Whenever I see the "how can you motivate your team" question it misses the point that if your team is unmotivated *THEY ARE NOT THE PROBLEM*
I've never in my whole career had a problem with 'lazy' team members or students. When people complain about it they are telling on themselves.
Everyone used to say “build one and throw it away,” but in my experience, you never actually threw it away. Now that it takes a day and a half rather than a week and a half to build a feature, it’s actually viable to do that. And my code is better for it.
Build your own HTTP client with fetch-extras
Take only what you need. Tree-shakeable.
Built on Fetch. Works in the browser, Node.js, etc.
github.com/sindresorhus...
Mole (brew install mole) for cleaning up MacOS is so so good.
I just learned that Puppeteer browser cache had grown to 5GB...
github.com/tw93/mole
When you delete a post you should be able to leave behind a little tombstone with a few hardcoded options for why you deleted it, e.g.
- Oops, that was misinformation
- Typo
- Thought better of it
- Y'all annoying
That's fantastic. Thanks for sharing and pointing me to the docs
This looks really useful. I'm familiar with the ast-grep CLI, but not this rules format. Is this another package? Can you share a link or more info?
Everybody who builds web applications should watch this talk, about building a platform for low-spec, low-bandwidth mobile users in developing world markets. It’s one of the most interesting talks I’ve seen in a long time.
Mise looks really interesting. Do I know anyone who has used it?
this is so painful to read, i love it github.com/stephenturne...
ewwwwwwwwww
It's frequently pointed out that NASA activities (and basic/exploratory science in general) have a fantastic return on investment, contributing far more to the economy than they take. But even if they didn't, no one's actually taking from the "cure sick people" pot to put money in the "rockets" pot.
NASA isn't why the US doesn't have universal healthcare, or a social safety net. The US doesn't have those things because politicians with the power to provide them choose specifically not to (with varying levels of support from voters). Enthusiasm for human spaceflight doesn't drive that choice.
Right?! We had two in under two years (emergency C-section and short NICU with the second) and that was something. You're really going right to the deep end.
Everything you've heard like "the days are long but the years are short", etc is true. It's challenging and ever changing but you'll love it.
All better? Modulo the different fatigue of TWIN newborns?
When I complete features at work, I often make videos to demonstrate the new behavior, and I wanted to have tiktok-style captions on them.
So, introducing `caption`: a shell script that uses mlx_whisper and ffmpeg to generate a transcript of your video and burn […]
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