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Best meme material I've seen in a while

Brawlcats@brawlcats.bsky.social

airbnb I’m staying at unintentionally created the toughest punk album cover of 2027

I'm using @mattpocock.com grill-me skill to boil down an idea that I have and I'm currently 70 questions deep. I'm not seeing the end 😅. In case you don't hear from me again, please send help. github.com/mattpocock/s...

Interesting trivia: Apple is a company powered solely by gaslighting.

Niklas Stadigs@niklas.stadi.gs

But pwas are not good for us. We just don't know better.

Tired: useInfiniteQuery Wired: a recursive component with fragments refs 😎

I should probably go and take the test... www.youtube.com/shorts/Djv9x...

I get a bit sad when information and discussions that are very relevant to me and what I'm doing is only to be found on twitter :'( nitter.net/thejustinwal...

I think with more resources in react Sebastian and Andrew could have kept their laser focus on the end game while extra resources could have focused on finishing up the individual pieces in between with hooks and docs and whatnot.

Daishi Kato@daishikato.com

I don't remember if I talked this thing in a conference or a tweet, but my original motivation was data fetching with suspense. RSC was told as an official solution for data fetching, and because there's no way to develop a "library" for it, I ended up developing a "framework".

AI companies 🤝 Corporate management

Niklas Stadigs@niklas.stadi.gs

It feels a little bit like: "Here, hehe, use this... it's fun, right? Here, have some more.. Oh, you want more? Here... hehe.. yeeeeessss. Now we can drain you powers much more effectively! GIVE THEM TO US! MOOORE!!! MOAHAHA!!!!!"

Happy mothers day!

This observation from @cmuratori.bsky.social is spot on. The mentality of current leaders is central to the degradation of our society and social culture. This speech by Eric Schmidth is a perfect example.

Casey Muratori@cmuratori.bsky.social

[1/2] I don't normally make commentary videos, but after seeing the entirety of Eric Schmidt's University of Arizona commencement speech, I felt like there was a lot more going on than just "CEO mentions AI, gets booed". So I made a video to explain what upset me about it.

I feel like we're on this stage where we can't talk to friends about AI if we don't have the same opinions. It very much feels like talking about religion.

In case you are wondering why we need more than one browser engine

Jake Archibald@jakearchibald.com

So, Chrome's "web standard" Prompt API: Mozilla: Opposed WebKit: Opposed Microsoft: Several concerns W3C TAG: Several concerns Developers: Mostly negative Chrome: Ships anyway. A sad time for web standards. But, I guess someone at Google will get promoted, so 'every cloud…'

A search engine result list of links not using proper links is a new kind of something

NullVoxPopuli@nullvoxpopuli.com

Google broke middle click, and I hate it

I get coffeescript vibes from tsrx. In a good way. It solves semantics problems of its time with syntax

Ryan Carniato@ryansolid.bsky.social

I'm very excited to have @trueadm.dev back on the stream this Friday to talk about TSRX and Ripple at 12pm PT (stream starts at 11am PT). www.youtube.com/watch?v=xulU...

See so many job listings that say things like: - You know how to leverage AI to multiply your productivity - Actively leverage AI to write better code - You use tools like x, y, z ⚠️ big red flags imo

I think more people will start get this as soon as solid 2 has shipped. We will look into why the smart devs of the cool and shiny framework adopted similar ideas as that "corporate and heavy" framework. These ideas just makes sense. But they are hard to find.

dan@danabra.mov

idk personally i just like to move around data access in my app as needed without worrying it’ll screw the design. it’s like saying try/catch is corporate design

TSRX is really interesting. I have been hoping for something like this for TS since the component syntax of flow was introduced: tsrx.dev

Dan is built different

dan@danabra.mov

well, thanks for the conversation anyway, this was fun

This is cool and I hope that this will make more people understand and adopt RSCs, which is a GOOD THING. But over time, when we actually use RSCs, we may look at next as "oh wow, you could just render your server components directly in the tree without the ceremony". We might need this to catch up.

Tanner Linsley@tannerlinsley.com

Finally, TanStack Start now supports React Server Components! Start's RSCs are a truly fetchable, cacheable and composable primitive that work with your favorite tools instead of dictating your entire architecture. Oh, and one more thing... "Composite Components" 😉 tanstack.com/blog/react-s...

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