Let's not let our most critical open source dependencies become a hot bed for AI-generated bugs and security incidents while also profiting off the hard work of open source developers

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Let's not let our most critical open source dependencies become a hot bed for AI-generated bugs and security incidents while also profiting off the hard work of open source developers

Please sign this petition to convince the Node TSC to reject AI contributions to core: github.com/indutny/no-s...

scalar AciBinary = bytes; scalar UnixEpochMs = uint64; message CreateMessage { AciBinary author = 1; UnixEpochMs sentAt = 2; // ... } message DeleteMessage { AciBinary targetAuthor = 1; UnixEpochMs targetSentAt = 2; } service MessageService { rpc Create(CreateMessage) returns (); rpc Delete(DeleteMessage) returns (); }

I really wish that protobufs supported creating custom scalar types

Having some serious networking issues with @github.com today, pages loading for ~30-60 seconds, lots of requests failing, I can see their janky caching and turbolinks shit giving me old state and breaking the UI. Nothing on githubstatus.com yet though

Policing as a system originated from slave patrols in the US in the 1600s. To capture fugitive enslaved people & squash rebellions

Slaves were considered property and the earliest police were created to protect property owners. And to this day that's their only real purpose, to protect property

Pride & Prejudice fans, have you ever wondered why no one contacted police when Wickham & Lydia ran off?

Ignoring that it wasn't a crime at that time, it's also because the police didn't exist in 1811. They wouldnt exist for another 18 years

Police are a modern invention and there are alternatives

I don’t polyfill anything, I work on an electron app so all I ever have to support is latest chromium

That’s literally what I’m doing but in the variables

Using named and themed color variables in our design system has been a massive quality of life improvement

Tailwind wasn't quite as bad, but even that has improved dramatically

More consistency, and less you need to remember. And we've added high contrast mode, so its actually covering 4 themes

Theres a straight line from US politicians to starving children in refugee camps going go school in tents only to have bombs dropped on them

Dems are asking us to step over their bodies on the way to the polls for candidates whose version of “fighting” for us is dropping one liners for tiktok views

When a candidate is called out for supporting Israel, Dems will say

“This is what got us Trump! Let’s focus on the US! Stop with purity tests!”

We’re talking about genocide

Remember this when they promise to save you from fascism, they will feed you to the wolves and call you a single issue voter

It's frustrating that email clients haven't all standardized around using a webview with a publicly available custom UA stylesheet. Do whatever sanitization is necessary, but stop messing around with layout and specificity

It's shocking to me that Windows doesn't have an equivalent app as macOS Preview. Like what do you mean you need to download a separate app to sign a PDF? Why is Windows adding AI features when it can't do everyday things like this....

I’ve only used virtual, which iirc doesn’t work with the React compiler

A lot of React libraries try making “core/dom” versions (well meaning, but used by no one & arent actually complete/well maintained standalone libs) that they wrap with a React API

The problem is they tend to model things in a way that is unfriendly to React & you just end up with bugs & code bloat

Quote from article “You also won’t need to unlock, show, or hand over your device to present your ID — Something you shouldn’t do with driver’s licenses, either”

It sounds like you open this the same way you open a card in your wallet while your device is still locked

Ideally it should *only* be accessible while your phone is unlocked, and anyone with more concern than that should already be turning their devices off entirely or not bringing them

If you’re benchmarking your function down to the microsecond then maybe it matters, otherwise ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The only time I’ve ever cared about this was when writing very optimized encoders/decoders for binary formats

The singing and production is very good no doubt, but like… you could give the best performance ever of ‘Baby Shark’ or ‘1-877-Kars-4-Kids’ and they would still drive me mad

It’s a lonely opinion but I can’t stand the song ‘Golden’ from K-pop demon hunters. It’s like they wrote the lyrics specifically for the kidz bop cover. I don’t understand adults that like this song

Yay, I built this, please enjoy:

I wish I could add constraints to groups of CSS grid template rows/columns. Like

grid-template-columns:
group(
1fr, // total for both
[col-1] auto,
[col-2] min-content
)
[col-3] fit-content
group(
1fr, // total for both
[col-4] min-content
[col-5] auto
);

I know lots of other frameworks shipped similar APIs long before React so I’m looking around to see if anyone has already attempted to build libraries for this purpose

Building libraries of prebuilt animations has always been tough because they tend to be so fiddly

But the new view transition API is so naturally composable. And with React’s new <ViewTransition> component I feel like I can imagine how to built a very customizable set of common animations

::view-transition-group(*) { animation-duration: 3000ms; } ::view-transition-group(*) { outline: 1px solid blue } ::view-transition-image-pair(*) { outline: 1px solid yellow } ::view-transition-old(*) { outline: 1px solid red } ::view-transition-new(*) { outline: 1px solid green }

This little snippet made debugging view transitions a lot easier

Andrew Cuomo is racist and is running on a racist platform

People horrified and furious at the before and after photos of the white house… if you think that’s bad, you should see what israel did to Palestine

Biome v2.3 is out!

👨‍👨‍👦‍👦 Full support for @vuejs.org, @svelte.dev and @astro.build
‼️ New ignore syntax
🌬️ Tailwind v4 support
⌨️ New CLI flags and reporters

biomejs.dev/blog/biome-v...

Even the environment aspects of AI

Tech has been unregulated in its abuse of the environment for a long time and it’s driven by a lot more than just AI

And they’ve been promising it will get better soon with just a liiiiittle bit more innovation for years

More environmental regulation is needed

Yeah everyone is hearing about AI in the workplace right now, and everyone has coworkers or bosses that have fallen for the hype of AI

Take a moment to realize how little it’s actually changed the work that needs to be done. How things are progressing largely at the same pace they always have

You see stories of college students not being prepared for college and turning to AI?

They’ve been in school for the last 12 years… they were not using AI the entire time

What did just happen is that they did high school during covid lockdowns which fucked their education up horribly