Father to 3. Web geek. @schmiedeke is my boss.
Indiana, USA
Joined March 2007
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You know the hardest part about being an unemployed engineer? Finding any job basically requires you to make shit up on your resume.
15 years writing code for a living means your an absolute pariah to any "normal" job.
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What browsers versions does your company support officially?
Maybe I'm old, but is that even a concern for modern developers on the frontend?
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Instead, I click the Bluetooth icon here and my headphones disconnected. Simple UX works!
Google, maybe Samsung, do better with your UI regarding Bluetooth devices!
I'm connected to this device, but what battery level it's at could be very easily displayed. It's a maximum of a 3 digit number with a percent symbol. 4 characters.
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Google, maybe Samsung, do better with your UI regarding Bluetooth devices!
I'm connected to this device, but what battery level it's at could be very easily displayed. It's a maximum of a 3 digit number with a percent symbol. 4 characters.
Anyone on Linux have issues with Chrome and audio recently? I'm trying to watch a video, thought it might be my Bluetooth headphones, but nope... No audio on my laptop speakers, I switch to Firefox and everything is working...
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Great write-up on GitHub migrating their design system and applications from CSS-in-JS to vanilla CSS modules!
github.blog/engineering/arch…
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"Describe how your use of AI workflows have impacted your output" is an insulting question in an interview if I've had to review the output for accuracy and often find issues with it. Like, my knowledge in my field means absolutely fuck all.
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My wife brought home some canned chipotle peppers in adobo sauce. Tiny, little cans. I added a full one to a large batch tomato soup I was making... Big mistake. 🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
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Jesus fucking Christ. 20 years of creating products, ear buds and any wireless headphones can absolutely go fuck themselves.
A wired pair of headphones are not only better in sound quality for less money, I can't drop half of them and then never be able to find it.
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Jeremiah Hoyet retweeted
This might be obvious to some, but the & in CSS nesting doesn't have to come first. 🤯
Put it after another selector and the relationship flips. You're styling the element based on what surrounds it, not what's inside it.
ALT ```css .card { background: white; color: black; /* When the card is inside a dark container */ .dark & { background: #1c1e21; color: white; } } ``` That compiles to the equivalent of this. ```css .card { background: white; color: black; } .dark .card { background: #1c1e21; color: white; } ```
You think you know something, and then you find it performing magic you didn't know they could do! By @claviska
abeautifulsite.net/posts/con… – at Fredericksburg, VA
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Jeremiah Hoyet retweeted
ECMAScript excitement 😉
Congrats to my coworker @acutmore @TechAtBloomberg on advancing Await Dictionary to Stage 3 at @TC39 🎉
Promise.all returns positional results as an array. Promise.allKeyed allows named results inside an object 👍
ALT const { shape, color, mass, } = await Promise.allKeyed({ shape: getShape(), color: getColor(), mass: getMass(), });
The kids went peach picking with their grandfather and grandmother. I've made peach cobbler from canned peaches a few times before, this was my attempt to make the syrup in the can from scratch 😅
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Had an interview with a company that then asked me to do a code review of a Wordle implementation as if it was a new employee's pull request. I was rejected for not directly pointing out how it wasn't working like Wordle functions
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Jeremiah Hoyet retweeted
TypeScript 7.0 is out 🎉
It's the 10x faster Go-based port 🔥
🔷 `tsc6` is for side-by-side API access
🔷 --checkers sets checker thread count
🔷 --singleThreaded keeps parsing/emit/checking together
🔷 TS 6.0 deprecations are hard errors
🔷 API access is planned for TS 7.1
📣 The moment is here. 📣
TypeScript 7 is officially released! 7️⃣
devblogs.microsoft.com/types…
You might want to warn your friends that switch to Linux, the updates are quite sizable at times.
Maybe a week since I've run Discover to check for updates on my laptop, and I'm downloading 7.8gb of updates at the moment.
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