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Tavis Ormandy wrote an article asking Why are anime catgirls blocking my access to the Linux kernel? If I had a question for every time I asked myself that question, I might be able to finally pay off my AI therapist bills.
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Clerk just launched prebuilt iOS components like
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vltadded scoped version, pack, and publish commands — which is huge news for the monorepo apologists who walk among us every day like normal people. -
Nadia Makarevich wrote a deep dive answer to the question, Can we use local storage instead of Context/Redux/Zustand in React? I mean, technically, you can do whatever you want.
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The WebKit team wrote about rolling the dice with CSS
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CarbonQA provides high-quality QA services for dev teams, so you’ll never have to test your own app again. Their US-based testers work in your tools, talk with your team on Slack, and let your devs be devs. [sponsored]
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Expo SDK 54 beta just dropped with a bunch of new features, including iOS 26 Liquid Glass icons, which will be perfect for the new Mr. Freeze makeover app I’m building.
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Svedit is a tiny library for building rich content editors with Svelte – not the name of the Swedish version of Reddit (which is just pictures of beautiful people sitting in minimalist furniture eating meatballs while enjoying their high-quality free healthcare).
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jyn wrote this article about the core of Rust, but I was upset to learn that there’s a disturbing lack of anime catgirls gatekeeping PRs.
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Cool Bits
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Tavis Ormandy wrote an article asking Why are anime catgirls blocking my access to the Linux kernel? If I had a question for every time I asked myself that question, I might be able to finally pay off my AI therapist bills.
-
Clerk just launched prebuilt iOS components like
AuthViewandUserButtonthat make it super easy to add authentication flows to your iOS app. [sponsored] -
vltadded scoped version, pack, and publish commands — which is huge news for the monorepo apologists who walk among us every day like normal people. -
Nadia Makarevich wrote a deep dive answer to the question, Can we use local storage instead of Context/Redux/Zustand in React? I mean, technically, you can do whatever you want.
-
The WebKit team wrote about rolling the dice with CSS
random(). Because the financialization of everything means that even our layouts need to give us a way to gamble. -
CarbonQA provides high-quality QA services for dev teams, so you’ll never have to test your own app again. Their US-based testers work in your tools, talk with your team on Slack, and let your devs be devs. [sponsored]
-
Expo SDK 54 beta just dropped with a bunch of new features, including iOS 26 Liquid Glass icons, which will be perfect for the new Mr. Freeze makeover app I’m building.
-
Loren Stewart wrote about
hx-optimistic, their new HTMX extension for optimistic updates. -
Svedit is a tiny library for building rich content editors with Svelte – not the name of the Swedish version of Reddit (which is just pictures of beautiful people sitting in minimalist furniture eating meatballs while enjoying their high-quality free healthcare).
-
jyn wrote this article about the core of Rust, but I was upset to learn that there’s a disturbing lack of anime catgirls gatekeeping PRs.
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