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πŸ‘‹ Welcome to my digital world! πŸš€ I’m all about Tech, AI, Digital Tools, and how they can transform both your business and personal life. Whether you're looking to boost your productivity, build a better website, or leverage AI to stay ahead, I’ve got the tips to help you succeed. πŸ’‘ πŸ‘‰ Tech isn’t just for businessesβ€”it’s for everyone! Whether you’re a business owner, a creator, or simply someone who wants to make life easier with smarter tools, I’ll be sharing insights and hacks to help you grow. 🌱 πŸ”” Follow me for: βœ… Actionable tech tips βœ… AI insights for personal & business growth βœ… Productivity hacks βœ… Digital tools to level up your online presence Let’s explore, learn, and innovate together! πŸš€πŸ’» #TechForAll #DigitalGrowth #AIForBusiness
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kinda cool that console.table(response.headers) worked
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π™Όπš’πš”πšŽ π™΄πš•πš’πš—πš retweeted
Bun’s experimental native windows build is almost ready. things to know: - β€œbun install” doesn’t work yet - node:fs isn’t fully working yet - watch & hot aren’t implemented yet - it probably crashes a lot
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π™Όπš’πš”πšŽ π™΄πš•πš’πš—πš retweeted
Future CSS Tip! πŸ“œ You can use scroll-driven animations to scale elements in and out on scroll ✨ Check this animation declaration πŸ‘‡ li { animation: scale; animation-fill-mode: both; animation-direction: normal, reverse; animation-timeline: view(inline); animation-range: entry, exit; } keyframes scale { 0% { scale: 0; } } Go vertical or horizontal by using block or inline axis πŸ€™ Note how we reuse our keyframes with the different direction and range πŸ€“ You can also leave the keyframe "open ended" for reuse elsewhere. @CodePen link below! πŸ‘‡
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Scrollable iOS dock β†’ built in Framer ✨
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How should you type React Props? You've got three options. type, interface or an inline object literal. Inline object literals might be fast to write, but it means you can't extract the type out for use elsewhere in your codebase: This makes them hard to recommend. So, interface vs type again. As I've said before, I prefer type. But let's say you're building an input that needs to take all the props of 'input', but with an extra label. For those cases, you must use interfaces: Using an intersection here will slow down TypeScript on the scale of a large codebase. interface extends is the way to go. This means that it's a good idea to get into the habit of using interfaces for each prop declaration. I recommend using a code snippet to declare the interface for you: All the speed of an object literal, but all the reusability and TS performance of an interface.
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3 Sep 2023
Payment websites often disable paste on form inputs They think you're too stupid to copy the right account/routing numbers Refuse to be a victim. Run this code in the console to take the power back
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The transition's damn laggy on my phone, but impressed by the page score πŸ‘ŒπŸ»
4 Sep 2023
What a time to be alive. spotify-astro-transitions.ve…
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Reading Firebase Emu logs seems to be difficult for my mentees and in fact the functions logger is not formatting console.logs nor logger.logs well
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A casual conversation with an LLM feels almost like meeting new people online
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πŸ”₯ JavaScript Tag Loading Visualized
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π™Όπš’πš”πšŽ π™΄πš•πš’πš—πš retweeted
I made a collection of doodles called Transhumans They’re illustrations of characters in a simple and raw style inspired by punk and sci-fi Free for personal and commercial useβ€”CC0. Available in PNG, PSD, and SVG (vector) formats I hope you like them! transhumans.xyz/
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Bye Twitter πŸ‘‹ Welcome X πŸ€—
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This photograph captures a surgery in progress at the Boston City Hospital operating theater in 1890. Notable features and historical context can be observed, shedding light on the medical practices of the time. Firstly, it is evident that the surgeons in the photo sport facial hair and are not wearing masks and gloves, which were not commonly utilized during that period. Secondly, the bag being held against the patient's mouth likely contains ether, a popular anesthetic during that era. Before ether gained popularity, nitrous oxide was widely used and readily available, especially during the Civil War. The patient is lying face down, with a possible incision on the back of their leg, suggesting a knee operation or procedure related to the leg. This photograph was taken only a couple of decades after Joseph Lister's pioneering efforts in antiseptic surgery. Lister's progressive ideas faced controversy during his time, with doctors warned in 1869 to disregard his advice on hand and equipment sterilization. One can only hope that the surgeons depicted here were adhering to more advanced and hygienic practices. Additionally, although not visible in the photo, it is interesting to note that the operating room's ceiling is a glass dome. This architectural feature necessitated surgeries to be performed on sunny days, as artificial lighting was limited to candlelight during this period.
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I think something broke with the theme.. Both lines are correct, the first just forgot how to dress well 🀷
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@codesandbox it must be your theme, but I think @code is causing the issue The color highlighting goes weird because of the "//**" right after "https:"
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𝕏 is now updated, and konami code works. β¬†οΈβ¬†οΈβ¬‡οΈβ¬‡οΈβ¬…οΈβž‘οΈβ¬…οΈβž‘οΈπŸ…±οΈπŸ…°οΈ
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Midjourny version 5.2 just dropped the "Zoom out" feature. Most "zoomed out" images look wild... Some are jaw-dropping. 11 examples:
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By far the strangest TypeScript trick I've ever come across is the Loose Autocomplete trick. No idea who discovered this, but it's become widely used by OSS wizards. It's now even used by React's types to type attributes like aria-role.
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