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The thing I love about software development is there is endless possible solutions. The thing I hate about software development is it’s rare to feel finished with many of said solutions.
Waxy.org404 Media on the anarchist collective teaching people to DIY versions of expensive medicines: the course of medication that cures Hepatitis C costs $84,000 at $1,000/pill, but can be produced for only $700 or $0.83/pill https://www.404media.co/right-to-repair-for-your-body-the-rise-of-diy-pirated-medicine/
Nolan LawsonThe really ironic thing about the JavaScript ecosystem is that we build on top of the web – the most stable platform the world has ever seen, with unmatched backwards compatibility – and we do so with tools that go from version 10 to version 20 every week just for fun
Roma KomarovWhenever I see arguments against `cursor: pointer` on the buttons that say that the OS does not change a cursor for the buttons, I want to remind people what these “modern” OSes do to scrollbars (removing buttons, making them overlays, completely hiding sometimes).
When was the last time an OS innovated the UI&UX? A closed system is not something to look at in the search for good patterns.
Is it possible to work on an app that accommodates many clients without approaching feature bloat? How do you audit if every client wants every feature?
I don’t know what Bitbucket’s overall CLS score is but I’m sure it’s pretty fucking garbage.
Alex RussellThe most important thing about a performance remediation effort isn't making the system faster, even though that's the most visible outcome.
Remediation is a chance to learn *why*, and then teach the team.
*Why* was this system performing the way it did? *Why* was it designed that way? *Why* wasn't there observability in place to catch this? *Why* will these changes make the system faster? *Why* will we avoid regression in the future?
JavaScript developers who can’t seem to trust emerging web tech outside of their own libraries are slaves to someone else’s code. That is the quickest way to achieve future failure in the future of web. Looking at you die hard React fans.