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[programmers frantically pulling cables out of the wall] AI: "Nuclear power. Double teachers' salaries. Build more houses. Distribute food more fairly. TRAINS—" — qntm (@qntm) Nov 24, 2023

Breaking: GPT4 Finally Passes the Turing Test https://t.co/9Ws6jeAXZS — Developer Avocado 🥑 (@dev_avocado) Nov 24, 2023

@naval I dunno The aimless random kite floating around in the sky has the maximum amount of freedom...but the airplane is actually going somewhere. I get what you're saying...but I think it comes only after reaching a certain point in life. — Bilal Tahir (@deepwhitman) Nov 24, 2023

Didn’t believe this is serious until I realized it is https://t.co/705Su7YZYW “Our analysis concluded that further development of HTML & CSS in their current forms is ill-advised and instead their tasks should be merged with JavaScript and should continue their evolution there” https://t.co/rMVzWT8xnN

I'd like to again, thank all the speakers who took time to present and participate. This would have been impossible w/o them. 🇬🇧🇧🇪🇺🇸🇫🇷. We had many time zones to accommodate a live event, but it worked out. Also thanking all those who also took time to attend. #imageReady

🎥 Improving the load experience by reducing layout shift by @JenSimmons of the @webkit team. #imageReady https://t.co/l8HAANTfym

🎥 Did you know that poorly sized and/or compressed images kill your @____lighthouse score?? @patrickhulce presents “This Is Your LCP on images” #imageReady #webperf #perfmatters https://t.co/8xeuCDGtYr

I've detailed it before but this time specifically for gatsby-react-router-scroll Follow on Twitch: https://t.co/SL11B7DUSz Subscribe on YouTube: https://t.co/kjOpx8ThGA Read the stuff to read: https://t.co/yu6aFBuwG2

imagine writing a whole proposal to replace html and css instead of learning them https://t.co/DDGGtCUMh5

The vanilla js question was relatively simple and very similar to a codewars challenge I had just completed. It just wanted me to return the sum of the 4 largest numbers in an unsorted array. I sorted the array from smallest to largest and reduced the last 4 elements. Simple.

Doing more CSS on stream tonight ✨ Follow to get notified when I go live 👇🏻 https://t.co/ENDAjG7oWp

How have I only now heard of @splinetool?! 😅 Looks like a great tool on the way for 3D work 👏 Being built by @alelepd 💪 Go check it out. They're hiring too! 👀 https://t.co/rxyRgCAlYw

as we approach the “nobody cares about your spotify wrapped” time of year, i would like you all to know that i care. post your wrapped. i will look at all of it and ponder it and cherish it

@ProductHunt Forgot to put .env in .gitignore

Ok, I'm seriously so excited by #TypeScript 4.1! (released today!) I mean come on: you can now e.g. type all 80 color variations from @TailwindCSS in like.. no time: https://t.co/QmKVbjsn86

@benawad @Microsoft https://t.co/7VvaRo8O60

@caveofbeauty I was JUST thinking about this. I came down with a cold recently and started to isolate, thinking 'I'm being careful right now, but if this weren't covid times I'd feel well enough to go into work' then it hit me how wrong that was.

Made a thing for you! 😉🌊 Want those fancy CSS/SVG page section waves for your site? 😎 Here's a little playground to experiment with the effect 😁 You can also copy the CSS to the clipboard 😍 👉 https://t.co/ZPFQaI4zCX via @CodePen https://t.co/6iEJbta939

I want to say how grateful I am to everyone working on the HBO/BBC His Dark Materials. It's a joy to see such a wonderful cast (Dafne and Amir of course, but also Terence Stamp, Simone Kirby, and so many others - I wish there was space to list them all).

when you need to confirm you're not a robot https://t.co/nueeljlewl

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i’m on a machine 10 hr/day, often working while being drained & filled through a catheter (painful). i have 18ft of tether, enough to reach a bathroom. i still lead my team as founder/ceo & go above and beyond for my students every day. pain is inevitable. suffering is a choice. https://t.co/W7RmRztF09

@AdrianCJax I refuse to do interviws with coding questions that have strict time limits. It's hard enough for an able bodied person but I'm disabled. I'm skilled at what I do and wouldn't what to work somewhere that thinks that timed interview coding questions are good.

did a side project for the sole purpose of beating Lighthouse 🚀 - no JS - no CSS - no content - loads under 16 ms - 371 Bytes https://t.co/Xbnpb2Kemd https://t.co/GRunFSxZcy

About a year ago, (mainly) @RyanTownsend and I built https://t.co/PEOPEY0o8G, an app for generating purposely slow-loading CSS and JS files. Perfect for demonstrating and observing the effects of critical delays. We never really mentioned it since, so here it is! Enjoy. https://t.co/SiR0LjlT6s

Really tho, just stop policing sick days. It's barbaric and leads to snotty, drippy, icky people on subways, busses and in offices. Also the last thing anyone wants to think about while sick is how many sick days they have left.

Today is JavaScript’s 25th Birthday 🤯🤯🤯 Happy birthday to the language that has had such an impact on my growth as a developer. NaNaNaNaNaNaN Watman!

Agility CMS @AgilityCMS sponsors 50 free tickets to theJAM conf: The Agility CMS Opportunity Scholarship Program - FITC https://t.co/aKzjWcORwC Don't miss this young people!!!!!

There is a great way to start doing HTML, CSS, JS right on your phone, tablet, via WiFi or the Internet. This was fun! { author: @adrian_twarog } #DEVCommunity https://t.co/TQWZFWZVv1