@MontezDev @joelteply@GeoffreyHuntley this is somehow often overlooked but the fact we are now writing prompts instead of code lifts the abstraction level by one and in some cases you can reuse prompts to handle more than one compile targets
@matsuuu_@tailwindcss yeah, i dont really like using it but not using it makes no sense ๐ eliminating the need to name your classes is quite nice. it can get a bit hairy with complex selectors with :not(), :has() and parent/child relationships but mainly smooth sailing for me at least
@RealSamuelCook@jordwalke same. i was at aws re:invent in december 2019 and got really ill (not sure if too early for it to be covid?), was off work for nearly a month with high fever and respiratory symptoms, something that had never happened to me before.
@graycoding@TkDodo@manupadev@Peallyzz i get that and i have no idea how frustrating it can be. even so, i felt bad for the guy seeing all these randos laughing at him. in hindsight maybe i should have targeted one of the more malicious comments instead.
@avappleyard yep, also not sure a varial heel bs five-o should get you above 90 scores. it was quite clean, iโll give him that, but i mean i was sick of seeing that trick 20 years ago. or maybe im missing some retro aspect here :D