@rauchg The vibes become the data, not the other way around

@isosteph never attribute to malice etc etc, applies everywhere

@asset25 Though I’ve not used tesseract recently, multimodal language models seem to be very very good at this

@PaulYiMD @StJude @StJudeResearch Congratulations!!

@devagrawal09 @teej_dv Yeah kinda

@dan_abramov2 Every “use this” “don’t use that” post is so tiresome. We have more amazing free tools than one person could ever even try, use whatever makes you happy. It does not matter

@swyx @NickADobos @arcinternet Works fine for me too, have been using as daily driver on desktop for months and have not noticed any issues at all. Great experience

@simonw Serverless is all about DX, and lambda ain’t it. It’s not a skill issue, it’s a service provider issue.

Yes! This guy gets it. This is exactly what I want 90% of the time.

@AdamRackis Used to wonder if I should have stuck with programming instead of losing 11 years to med school/residency, but tech job search posts always make me feel better

RT @dril: ok so the evil hospital we destroyed turned out to be a normal hospital? Uh oh!! hope we dont make the same mistake 100 more times

@thdxr The never ending javascript/web drama is like #2 on my list of why I can’t quit this site. People getting heated over the lowest stakes shit of all time is so funny. We’re drowning in amazing tools everyone it should just be high fives all day every day

@ASpittel @vuejs docs are the best I’ve come across. Very accessible for newbies, easy to dig in to deeper levels as you advance.

@dok2001 @Cloudflare Better profiling tools for workers, dynamic bindings for D1, automatic D1 sharding for large DBs, trigger a worker from an R2 event

@benwhitemd Great article. Any references for the problems with powerscribe one? It may be too late for us

@Danetag @AdamRackis @chadedrupt Agreed, in the base case everything can be made to look very cleanly abstracted and simple. The devil is always in the small tweaks for edge cases that inevitably arise, which imo is where tailwind shines by just putting all the ugly classes inline

@0xManey @AdamRackis @Apply Haha it’s me. I am responsible

@AdamRackis @Danetag @chadedrupt No argument re: global css files. Lasting trauma

@AdamRackis Sometimes. Because often the existing prop variants don’t quite fit what you want, so now you either need to make a new variant, or tweak an existing one and make sure that tweak doesn’t mess up the UI elsewhere. Both can be helpful patterns is my point

@AdamRackis No I just often think if I had the ability and discipline to create a consistent design ahead of time, and stuck to the rules of that design, it would make these things simpler. Maybe wishful thinking