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The recent podcast from @syntax.fm finally kinda made me understand the basics of the AT protocol and why it's so cool.

How are people managing the tension between wanting to share & open-source their code, and avoiding AI just scraping and stealing it?

My new blog post on the advantages of learning frameworks other than React is up now! leekeh.com/blog/beyond-...

TIL WebKit renders SVG filters directly on the CPU. So if you use SVG filters to create effects on your page (like a squiggle effect...), it can massively slow down the responsiveness of your page. Other browsers use GPU acceleration.

I redesigned my personal site to look like an old operating system, but made it accessible, responsive, fully interactive, and progressively enhanced. Wrote a lil’ blog post about it. More coming soon ✌️ leekeh.com/blog/hello-world

Some difficult things are actually just poorly designed

Is it just me or is the word "whimsical" starting to be (over)used for everything

So do I go for Codeberg or Tangled or both?

I think the greatest benefit AI has given me is getting me out of the brainstorming phase when I start overthinking projects. I'd rather start building something sloppy and spend a bunch of time fixing issues later, than get stuck in my head on all the different things to consider before building.

Love seeing an alternative style on a webshop 🫶

When you think about it, well-written AI SKILL.md files can be a great resource for condensed information on a specific topic. We're basically just forcing ourselves to write great documentation 🤠

every now and then i log back into tumblr and find a different world

blog post: you need to use this HTML feature yesterday!! IT's so semantic and beautiful!! Get rid of all you custom code!! end of the post: Actually, there is no support in Firefox or Safari YET, you need to use polyfills, screen-reader support is limited, BUT just give it time 🙏

People treating LinkedIn like Facebook make me feel like they need to incorporate work into everything they do.

patterns.dev is such a well-written source.

I'm deleting my Telegram account. Too much spam, and having to pay to block incoming messages from non-contacts is hostile UI and frankly against what I thought the app stood for.

When browsing public domain, I somehow always run into this picture from the Amundsen south pole expedition.