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he/him | 🏳️‍🌈 | proudly autistic |

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@Hbomberguy Is this going to be on nebula also?

[Mark Gardner @markjgardner]

@elonmusk Twitter released bookmarks five years ago, dipshit https://t.co/OXGGe7YYfW

[[email protected] @KyleDavidE]

@carey_davies Super interesting article. I did notice a small typo, the article has open street map down as "*outdoor* street map"

[Akira birthname 🇵🇸 @akirarmsarms]

UPDATE: she was right

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@gwenstacying

[wint @dril]

i truly believe that i will usher in a new era of peace and prosperity when i get every single post on hthis fucking website deleted by 2022

[[email protected] @KyleDavidE]

@lisaquestions These people think that each of the 14 people who came ahead of them is an injustice, they just know who they can complain about and get any sympathy.

[🎻 ➡️ BlueSky @ericlaw]

I don't think the web developers @PapaJohns understand how the Internet works.

[[email protected] @KyleDavidE]

@LeaVerou @tshddx @UberEats For reference here are the channels for Uber Eats

[[email protected] @KyleDavidE]

@LeaVerou @tshddx @UberEats The other thing that helps is that it is in apps interest to split notifications into as many categories as they can because the fastest way to turn off notifications (the long press menu on a notification) only turns off the category.

[[email protected] @KyleDavidE]

@Iceland_jack Hear me out, what if
Tyype x = x -> Type
Tyyype x y = x -> y -> Type
...

type StateT :: Tyyyype Type (Tyype Type) Type

[[email protected] @KyleDavidE]

@LeaVerou To put this into more organized thoughts,
1.`:not(&)` feels weird.
2. I assumed that `.x` would have meant `&.x` so the ambiguity is a problem.
3. Right now nested feels like what it would have been like if css variables worked like processor variables.

[[email protected] @KyleDavidE]

@LeaVerou `.a .b &> .c` would mean `X:is(.a .b) > .c`, `.a .b & .c` would mean `X:is(.a .b) .c`

Probably would allow special cases for the rhs to be empty ie `&> .a` would mean `X > .a`

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@halfIife2 @supernovalesIie Forgot that I made a color picked version of this for a discord server a bit ago.