This guy walking around China doing almost stream of thought poetry is extremely my shit. https://youtu.be/PdPqJd6m7Tc?si=e-cZJmnsJ_4QA2-J
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@francis @pluralistic almost definitely this. I don't manage this autocomplete, but one extremely similar and had a similar bug. Basically fields displayed don't mean fields searched.
Used a couple of other web components too snow-fall web component from https://www.zachleat.com/web/snow-fall/ @zachleat
color-input web component from https://github.com/argyleink/css-color-component?tab=readme-ov-file @argyleink
color-input web component from https://github.com/argyleink/css-color-component?tab=readme-ov-file @argyleink
Was trying to get better with web components so tried to resurrect an old flash project. I was using AI to assist, but I think it took me down some bad path, so need to clean this up more; but its already Xmas so its good to put something out. https://www.lights.cards/
@slightlyoff I like that when you click "Improve reliability of Notification API" its just a laundry list of iOS bugs/missing features. yeah that one is going to the top for me.
dansupsup is like Facebook Messenger, but for the fediverse.
Connect all of your fediverse accounts on one app, and connect with people on other platforms or protocols, like IRC.
It's also going to be fully open source, and modular with a simple plugin system to add support for other fediverse platforms and more.
A universal, open, federated messenger.
Built by @PixelFed ✨
Finally got a #drupal POC (kind of) running on AWS Lambda with the new Aurora DSQL offering. Will be interesting to see when they announce pricing how viable a solution it could be.
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@slightlyoff once we got that work to less than 2s, the tool was able to start correctly identifying the LCP. So we were getting a more correct measurement for LCP, but for people only looking at dashboards it made our work look pointless.
@slightlyoff like I have to look after a Next.js site, and we were using catchpoint to at least firefight performance regressions. We did a lot of work to get a fix out, just to find our LCP score jumped in the wrong direction. Turns out the site was so bad, it hadn't sent a network request in 2 seconds as it ploughed through the mass of JS we were sending, and the tool was taking that as the site had finished loading, so took the LCP from before that finished.