REACT! Just got caught up on all the posts 😅 I'm near the top of the list of people who could justifiably complain about how they've handled communication, community, and technical details of the project But I'm not going to 🤗 With a spotlight as big as theirs, you're gonna… https://t.co/L54SmUlz5d — Ryan Florence (@ryanflorence) Jan 17, 2024

It's enough if it's something made with love. Thanks for featuring! @cv

Why is writing copy about yourself the absolute worst?

thanks to @mattpocockuk we have a better alternative. https://t.co/nXetzeD5OE https://t.co/4W75fFGjg2 — luna (@ImLunaHey) Jan 17, 2024

📚 The 6 books I revisit the most as a founder, because I still feel like I have a lot to learn from them: • Radical Candor • No Rules Rules • The Great CEO Within • Shape Up • Rework • Anything You Want https://t.co/GfurPN0XPJ https://t.co/ldyny7kQyX — Adam Wathan (@adamwathan) Jan 15, 2024

Almost a year later. Thrilled to announce that I fixed this incredibly stupid problem by simply accepting that I work best in the afternoon/evening. I start work at midday now. And if I can't focus I get up and do something different. That's literally all I needed to do. https://t.co/5Yhb62hiBC — Cassie Evans (@cassiecodes) Jan 16, 2024

My average day atm consists of 8- 4 Sit down at laptop, set endless timers, mentally scream at myself to get work done. Do nothing/periphery tasks 4 - feel guilty enough to gain momentum 4 - 11pm work Burning myself out. Is this ADHD diagnosis/meds time?... — Cassie Evans (@cassiecodes) Feb 16, 2023

some guy is building a gundam kit on the plane?? that's ballsy what if you drop a piece — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Jan 15, 2024

Screw it, I need this and I'm building it. I should totally study for my uni exams right now, but hey. PHP is one of the exam topics, so let's just do this in PHP and call it "studying", okay? 🤷‍♂️ I'm calling it https://t.co/qY6AdNVT0A 🦉 Lets build this! 🧵 https://t.co/vRWZ477Mrh https://t.co/lsTohRMJ3j — An | Anton Röhm (@AnTheMaker) Jan 14, 2024

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cake break https://t.co/GchQJkeBxC — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Jan 14, 2024

The details lie in the negative space. https://t.co/jCxhYAcxWR — James 🤌🏻 (@jamesm) Jan 12, 2024

Single track conferences are superior to multi-track conferences in the following contexts: 1. As a speaker, because I get to speak to *everyone*. 2. As an attendee, because I don’t have difficult choices to make. 3. As a sponsor, because I can predict when folks will be at… https://t.co/1krAKFAyO3 https://t.co/hn3U3GhVhu — Tejas Kumar (@TejasKumar_) Jan 12, 2024

Giving Headless UI a bit of a facelift this week 💅🏻 https://t.co/f0Zfv0VuBa — Steve Schoger (@steveschoger) Jan 12, 2024

SOME PROFESSIONAL NEWS: My first course titled Building Influence for Engineers and EMs is officially open for enrollment! 🎉 This is something I've been quietly working with @MavenHQ on for months now, and I'm so excited to release it to the world. https://t.co/gKplro2egj — Kelly Vaughn (@kvlly) Jan 12, 2024

Working with feature flags that you can toggle from the @vercel toolbar in Production is a magical experience. Pictured: turning on the "time ago" feature on https://t.co/IzUlJQAgug homepage. Not sure how I lived my entire life without this. https://t.co/Zaxe4RXQCG — Guillermo Rauch (@rauchg) Jan 12, 2024

Huge if true https://t.co/9Q5rd90TaB — Jared Palmer (@jaredpalmer) Jan 12, 2024

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Can I :has() a very practical use case of CSS :has() + @tailwindcss? 🙌 By @simonswiss on @EpicWeb_dev https://t.co/eklVsbq5gt — Kent C. Dodds 🌌 (@kentcdodds) Jan 12, 2024

I have run hundreds of systems design interviews. Every single one is completely different.However there is one common denominator among the people who don't do well: they ask no clarifying questions.— Vic 🌮 (@VicVijayakumar) January 11, 2024

@jaredpalmer Error lens is so gooood https://t.co/rd6EpOHQAL — José Carlos (@jocdiazmu) Jan 11, 2024

I got my journal stamped at the shrine and the lady flipped the page over to see this I'M SO SORRY https://t.co/DviPv9ULMd — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Jan 10, 2024

Understanding Figma's modern tools — autolayout, dev mode, variables — will make you better at building high-fidelity frontends. You'll infer more from your designers' intent. You'll have great conversations at the intersection of design & code. You'll ship a better product. https://t.co/BMCRLeYGDk — Simon Vrachliotis 🇨🇭🇦🇺🏀🏄‍♂️🏂💻 (@simonswiss) Jan 9, 2024

京都✌️ https://t.co/5Cp4jmD42o — 「樂」 (@_Rakuji) Jan 9, 2024

New SOTD "KidSuper World" by @basementstudio  Check out their amazing work at https://t.co/OoCe16NIZM. #SOTD #ArtAndIllustration #ECommerce https://t.co/KQcWSuiczT — awwwards. (@awwwards) Jan 9, 2024

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