"...I’m navigating a society that punishes Black women most when we’re assertive or seek power, and for now, I’m a Black woman operating in spaces that were not designed for people like me."
https://t.co/cW654XCnJs
Imagine being a customer at @vercel and they launch a free open-source version of your app 💀💀
Every time a type of app gets popular, they make an open-source version as a marketing freebie
As a marketer, I find it smart 👍
But as an indie maker, I find it annoying👎
This is like Amazon launching their own products for the best-selling items. Not cool for your customers
Lighthouse v11.2 includes an overhaul to the performance category that focuses audit prioritization on estimated impact to the performance metrics. Also included is an upgraded score gauge. On hover, it visualizes how each performance metric affects the overall performance score.
I overheard someone at work say “sending HTTP requests is cheap”
so I asked myself; what really happens when a frontend sends a request?
In this blog I go into the journey of the request to backend.
P.s. so much happens before processing
https://t.co/hE0upRA60l
Some programmers are code-first. They focus on the code.
Other programmers are product-first. They focus on the product and user experience.
Strive to be product-first. Remember the Rule of Good Code:
"If the product doesn’t work well, the code is not good."
STACK OVERFLOW JUST ANNOUNCED THEIR OWN AI!!!
OverflowAI is a tool, that will also have a VS Code plugin. The way this works, if you are on the site and ask a question, it will produce the answer for you while also citing the sources it used to produce the answer.
You can then ask more in the conversational area, even including code, and through Generative AI it can continue building off of the answer.
This is the right move on their part and I am confident a lot of people will be trying it out. Everything releases in August! Great job @StackOverflow. Really great announcement at the @WeAreDevs Conference!
Person A:
Great tech skills, 12 yrs exp, rude, dogmatic
Person B:
Mediocre tech skills but learns quickly, 2 yrs exp, kind, collaborative, minds their business
I’ll choose person B all day to work with, advocate for, brag about, refer to others, help to find good opportunities
Years ago, a partner at Y Combinator told me the #1 predictor of whether a startup would fail the YC program is the number of months the founders knew each other before starting their company.
If the founders knew each other less than 18 months, they were far more likely to fail.
You spend just as much time with your cofounder as you do your spouse. You have to be able to fight without being hurt. You have to trust each other
Spend time with people you’d like to start a company with now.
Making good progress on the 10th chapter of https://t.co/2XBo03m63Y! 🎉
It will look pretty different from other chapters 👀
It's a quiz through which we'll to deep dive into what it really means for a type to be assignable to another one!
Hoping to release it in a few weeks🤞
Ever felt confused at a carefully designed loading state that flashes too quickly?
Use Promise.all to add a minimum artificial delay, without penalizing your user 👇
https://t.co/6y7Z3ielzJ
Fascinating, I missed this when it happened. Turns out there are plenty of simple strategies that defeat the mighty AlphaGo, but are easily defeated by human amateurs, kind of revealing how it still doesn't quite understand what Go is.
https://t.co/lSDJYH3Tla
Because, as we all know, there’s nothing healthier than spending all of your free time commuting to sit under fluorescent lighting in meetings that should’ve been emails