There are so many websites that would actually look better if they just stuck to system fonts at regular weights.
Ultra light weights really appeal to young designers especially, but most eventually learn that they shouldn’t be in common use.
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There are so many websites that would actually look better if they just stuck to system fonts at regular weights.
Ultra light weights really appeal to young designers especially, but most eventually learn that they shouldn’t be in common use.
This is nothing earth shattering, but a short write up on the "parallel test bundle", a Go testing convention that we've found inordinately effective for keeping subtests parallel safe, DRY, and tidy/readable. 10/10 strong recommendation.
How you know you're at the right coffee place —
Walk in. They ask what kind of coffee you're looking for.
Well, let's start with light roast.
We only carry light roast.
Perfect.
e.g. The Barn, Berlin. Sightglass, SF.
RT @pganalyze: E59 of ”5mins of Postgres” is about UUIDs vs Serial for Primary Keys. We explore reasons for using random keys and reasons for using sequential keys. We also show hybrid approaches and discuss the UUIDv7 standard. We feature @Xof and @brandur: https://hubs.li/Q01G5R_n0
This is cool: `CL.THROTTLE` (easy rate limiting) given a permanent home in DragonflyDB.
And I can't believe I'm saying this, but C++ actually doesn't look all that terrible to write anymore!
Amazing. "Journalists" lie gleefully, not having a shred of internal morality, and knowing their audience doesn't care about truth even by one iota.
@elonmusk Removing those legacy bluechecks that imply non-existent legitimacy cannot happen soon enough.
Hip Seattle-themed store at the airport sells cassette tapes, apparently unironically.
I sort of love it, but important question, does the technology to play these even exist anymore?
SF report: 60% of DT jobs and $1.2B/y gone.
Confirms forecasts showing "only" a $728M deficit over 2y were fantasy. Property taxes $82M/y and business tax $139M/y lower than projected.
$1B deficit wasn't expected until 2026. It'll be here by 2024 or 25.
https://sfbos.org/sites/default/files/BLA.DowntownSF.Economy%20Tax.022423.pdf