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We tried vibe coding it was called dreamweaver

Move over musicals, security theater is now my favorite type of theater

For security theater and to keep profits going to big plastic

"IAM & Admin" should be a Buddy cop B movie

I am looking forward to nuxt for react.js or svelte

Sometimes I have to yell `//NOSONAR`

YouTube video by Cocomelon - Nursery Rhymes Wheels on the Bus | @CoComelon Nursery Rhymes & Kids Songs

Today I was listening to Cocomelon's wheels on the bus with my son and relized it is anti-mommy and pro daddy propaganda

youtu.be/e_04ZrNroTo?...

React's use hook throws an error until the promise resolves...I cannot decide if this is brilliant or an incredible indictment of JavaScript

The wrong people are in the room eating your team's 2 pizzas

We were a java shop but ended up giving Spring the boot

To effectively use AI, I will need an AI to select the right AI to use. Of course, there will be 4 AI selectors, so I will need an AI-powered AI selector selector.

Example code that always causes kill the universe function to run from https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Statements/Empty#syntax

If AI creates code that kills the universe by disabling safety code.

Get more desk space for the computers?

Great video, thanks for making it, please keep making videos like this.

Baby intelligence doesn't require millions of dollars of compute to train just tens of dollars of milk

Getting the changes I want in to the code. AI autocomplete fights LSP too much and it is very common for it to put in code that I don't want like doubling code that is the line below, missing brackets or closing tags, or non-existent properties.

YouTube video by alyankovicVEVO "Weird Al" Yankovic - White & Nerdy (Official 4K Video)

Codin' Dirty seems like it would be on album with this song youtu.be/N9qYF9DZPdw?...

@tanstack.com Table is so magical once you wrap your head around the headless table mental model.

If workloads can be embarrassingly parallel then they can be confidently parallel when they mature

I just used tailwindcss v4 * selector for debugging. I feel a little ashamed of myself for not being a good utility CSS developer

RFC 7540 is HTTP/2 HTTP/2 is the new protocol for the web, as I trust everyone reading my blog are fully aware of by now. (If you’re not, read http2 explained.) Today RFC 7540 was published, the final outcome of the years of work put into this by the tireless heroes in the HTTPbis working group of the IETF. Closely related to the main RFC is the one detailing HPACK, which is the header compression algorithm used by HTTP/2 and that is now known as RFC 7541. The IETF part of this journey started pretty much with Mike Belshe’s posting of draft-mbelshe-httpbis-spdy-00 in February 2012. Google’s SPDY effort had been going on for a while and when it was taken to the httpbis working group in IETF, where a few different proposals on how to kick off the HTTP/2 work were debated. The first “httpbis’ified” version of that document (draft-ietf-httpbis-http2-00) was then published on November 28 2012 and the standardization work began for real. HTTP/2 was of course discussed a lot on the mailing list since the start, on the IETF meetings but also in interim meetings around the world. In Zurich, in January 2014 there was one that I only attended remotely. We had the design team meeting in London immediately after IETF89 (March 2014) in the Mozilla offices just next to Piccadilly Circus (where I took the photos that are shown in this posting). We had our final in-person meetup with the HTTP team at Google’s offices in NYC in June 2014 where we ironed out most of the remaining issues. In between those two last meetings I published my first version of http2 explained. My attempt at a lengthy and very detailed description of HTTP/2, including describing problems with HTTP/1.1 and motivations for HTTP/2. I’ve since published eleven updates. The last draft update of HTTP/2 that contained actual changes of the binary format was draft-14, published in July 2014. After that, the updates were in the language and clarifications on what to do when. There are some functional changes (added in -16 I believe) for like when which sort of frames are accepted that changes what a state machine should do, but it doesn’t change how the protocol looks on the wire. **RFC 7540 was published on May 15th, 2015** I’ve truly enjoyed having had the chance to be a part of this. There are a bunch of good people who made this happen and while I am most certainly forgetting key persons, some of the peeps that have truly stood out are: Mark, Julian, Roberto, Roy, Will, Tatsuhiro, Patrick, Martin, Mike, Nicolas, Mike, Jeff, Hasan, Herve and Willy.

The HTTP/2 spec celebrates its 10th birthday today! https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2015/05/15/rfc-7540-is-http2/

OpenAI 2023: our CEO needs to carry around a kill button because our AI could kill us all any day.

OpenAI 2025: we need to spend billions of dollars to get the 3rd most popular AI wrapper of VS Code to get developers to maybe like us.

Thank you for this. I am working on trying to improve INP and TBT so more help the better because these scores look good on my machine but not according to crux or rum reports

This is great for the general testing and I use it every week but the extension I wish to have is to be able to calibrate it to the users of specific website or calculate throttling based on crux rum input for a specific website.

I would love a way to have my powerful computer match my users vs a generic lower end device

We have astro at home and mom is a really good cook

Vue/Quik/Solid (frameworks that are signal-based (or signal-like) and have a run-once setup code

The ability of babies to go from full on crying to sleeping is absolutely amazing.

If I was funny, I would create a podcast called the Mocking Documentation Network (MDN). That would take various documentation for various things and find the humor in them while teaching about it.

This idea is free to steal, just share me a link to it.

I did my own research and found the current general consensus is correct based on current knowledge