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Some of the best engineers I know were philosophy majors https://t.co/nuFR4a7gdS

Getting closer... https://t.co/7XkIiafDrN

When Twitter ships something, a wave of 'WE JUST WANT TO EDIT TWEETS' comes. As a master of typos, I agree, something besides 'delete and re-post' would be nice. But I also know that product development is very complicated. Six years ago I wrote this: https://t.co/1ZaoOFmfjF

When can we start turning office space into affordable housing?

@jesslynnrose @tanepiper And golf courses into public parks.

I got All the Trophies in Horizon Zero Dawn in under 10 hours! #HorizonZeroDawn https://t.co/ROD2hSYgCP

This is a really stupid thing to get annoyed about but it irks me every time... 👉 Removing the automatic URL preview in a Slack message does not mean I edited the message.

These lists of things FE devs supposedly 'have' to know never seem to include HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. You know, those things that actually are the front-end of a website.

@arryanggaputra For that I would just recommend using Shimport to polyfill ES Modules. Much better than dealing with two bundles.

@IanColdwater Linting tools for dynamic languages, such as perlcritic and phpstan, are not only just to catch common errors. They're excellent for teaching you new language features in a context relevant way, and warning you away from dangerous ones.

@mattaningram That's exactly how I started building UIs with Bootstrap/Foundation. Throw stuff together without learning CSS. Copy snippets from the docs. You can also copy/paste raw CSS from CodePen and throw stuff together without learning CSS.

@simonswiss Oh man - this one gets me every time. Nobody who writes 'px-4 flex justify-center items-center gap-4' is using Tailwind because they don't understand CSS...

@Malarkey Now find the tiktok account that tells kids they need to click allow to unlock the densest clouds ever or whatever

@rossipedia sounds like it should be called cachedFetch or dedupedFetch then, and not fetch

@rossipedia Why aren't all browser APIs protected? https://t.co/4nHOyW6sqD

can’t stop thinking about @qntm’s book https://t.co/Tzi0Enk4LJ

@thegameawards We'd like to give a special shoutout to @ashly_burch on her Best Performance nomination! Congratulations, and thank you for your incredible performance bringing Aloy to life! https://t.co/rmj4DoN6qv

@tailwindcss When TailwindCSS is good enough for Microsoft but not some random dev - mommy, my HTML is unmaintainable and ugly.

✨ New site for the showcase this week — the brand new website for Microsoft .NET! Is this the example you needed to finally convince your boss to let you spend less time styling and more time shipping? Maybe 🫣 https://t.co/MffnAG2aGk

'The reality is that everybody lives with some sort of physical, sensory, cognitive, or psychiatric impairment. That is normality. How much disability we all experience depends on how well society meets our needs.' https://t.co/RD4Ii7PYST by @onsman

And before you ask: yes, I am terrible at vacation, ask anybody. I legit love this stuff.

@punished_cait And maybe he was right, BUT GUESS WHAT THE SMOKE MONSTER WASN'T.

@punished_cait Someone unfollowed me and sent me a nasty DM because I post too many pictures of my dog and don’t take the world seriously enough I mean https://t.co/qutUCMNva4

Just read a comment saying they think Container Queries are cool, but no one can use them for 5-10 years. Gosh, I feel sorry for web developers who don’t understand progressive enhancement. Also, Container Queries are ALREADY supported for 73% of users! https://t.co/785d0ob5UP

Other people have already done this, but I’d love to see your favorite funny tweets of all time. I’ll start. https://t.co/KISPWBvceu

✌️ https://t.co/ADtWUMQ95I

Awesome to see the convergence between @nodejs and Web-standard runtimes. 18 is now available with `fetch`, `FormData`, `Blob`, `Headers`, `Request`, `Response` and WebStreams. This helps make https://t.co/h3UHctgzUT a strict, edge-oriented (instant to boot) subset of Node.js! https://t.co/z4JhvsaXa3

@ZoeSchiffer This is like assessing an architect by asking to see their most beautiful brick.

does anyone else regularly hold Cmd+Z to go back a few dozen edits, copy and paste something, and then hold Shift+Cmd+Z to go forward to the latest state

there’s an extra thrill in knowing that if you accidentally type anything while going forwards in time you’re gonna lose all your edits forever