Lance Jeffers

fix(rule): no-unnecessary-arbitrary-value by lancej1022 · Pull Request #436 · francoismassart/eslint-plugin-tailwindcss Pull Request Name fix(rule): no-unnecessary-arbitrary-value Description Fix issue where no-unnecessary-arbitrary-value would allow arbitrary hex color values even when a valid tailwind class altern...

@francoismassart.be wanted to ping you here since Im not sure how often you check github, but I opened a fix within eslint-plugin-tailwindcss to ensure that the "no-unnecessary-arbitrary-value" rule properly checks color hex codes. Any chance you could take a look? github.com/francoismass...

Knip is fantastic

If you're thrilled by Charlie Kirk getting shot, but silent (or even defensive!) of the mentally ill man who murdered the Ukrainian refugee, you are an evil person. Physical violence needs to be condemned, and murderers should not be defended. Without those basics, were just a lawless society

Conway's law

Yeah pretty much everything he puts out is solid. It looks like he also has a.co/d/ivldRg5 releasing later this year which looks relevant to a VP role

Have you already read a.co/d/3MzX1wE ?

Do you know if there's a way to make it sort arrays that aren't immediately followed by `.includes`? Seems like that's the one thing missing

Don't know anyone that honestly finds copilot comparable to windsurf or cursor.

I think some of the pushback against hybrid is that a quarterly onsite is a different "hybrid" compared to "3 days/week in office"

Amazon Chime had the best UX here IMO: it would just display a "join" popup on your desktop at the meeting start time. Always preferred it over a reminder before the meeting actually began

You must hate fromsoft games

I think twitter and bluesky have segregated themselves pretty heavily, to the point that certain beliefs are totally fine on twitter but evoke hate and outrage on bsky. Same applies in reverse for other topics

I'm kinda surprised electron does badly here considering it's basically a web browser. I feel like browsers generally have better a11y than almost any other software?

First law is extremely well done

Does trpc work in the situation mentioned above? The backend isn't written in TS

Pretty sure it's expo

You're not truly geezermaxxing until you ramble endlessly at a cashier during checkout

Don't have an answer, but why does this crash the TS runner? Isn't importing a JS file into a TS file syntactically valid?

Hue bulbs (or anything programmatic) are great for this. One bulb, but can schedule different temperatures

This is why any% is so ridiculous. Tariffs-and-trade-war got banned from the glitchless run 90 years ago

Do you have any resources for the "websites that don't work without JavaScript" bit? I looked briefly on Google but it's still not clear to me why that would be something for devs to plan around outside of cases where the JS fails to load because of a network issue

Other than Embrace it's damn near impossible to find good mo11y these days

Game changer

Yeah I assume the issue here is accessing `request.query.target` in an "unsafe" manner, although I'm not too familiar with Fastify

They'll be lucky to have you

BG3 is great, I still play it weekly with some friends. If you don't "save scum" then I think it really plays out similar to a DnD campaign, where you can get into a ton of unintended (but hilarious) hijinks because of a bad roll

First playthrough?

Classy move, you love to see it

Wonder if this is just a monorepo thing. Seems like pnpm is the most popular option for monorepos, and none of the package managers seem to get everything 100% right in monorepos

Feels like every frontend project has a `.screen-reader-only` class name in their css, which is definitely an indicator that it should just be part of the language itself