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My dear front-end developers (and anyone who’s interested in the future of interfaces): I have crawled through depths of hell to bring you, for the foreseeable years, one of the more important foundational pieces of UI engineering (if not in implementation then certainly at least in concept): Fast, accurate and comprehensive userland text measurement algorithm in pure TypeScript, usable for laying out entire web pages without CSS, bypassing DOM measurements and reflow

Cory Doctorow: How the internet went to sh*t | Part One ... youtu.be/i9XRREj1DSo?si…

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u played urself harpers.org/archive/2025/0…

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synthetic solipsism youtu.be/JzDQJbIKLog

@browsercompany Give me

It's your whole internet, in your pocket. Introducing Arc for iPhone. 🔗 Link in bio!

oh you're a full-stack engineer? what's this then?

lmao i gotta get off twitter

@read_cv @recidiviz Thank you for pushing this here 🧡

The team @recidiviz is hiring a product designer in San Francisco, New York, or remotely in the United States. Their goal is to safely reduce prison populations across the US and improve outcomes for people affected by the criminal justice system 🤘 read.cv/teams/recidivi…

@maxibestofone Maybe I should check Twitter more often... thank you for the feature!

Recidiviz → maxibestof.one/websites/44113…

Lots of cool new jobs up this week on read.cv. First up @recidiviz is hiring a product designer (US) — an exciting opportunity to join a non-profit helping reduce incarceration across America. We love their team page too. read.cv/teams/recidiviz

WATCH Recidiviz CEO Clementine Jacoby take the @TEDTalks stage to discuss how people get stuck in the criminal justice system due to bad data. ted.com/talks/clementi…

“if 25% of the most-punitive parole officers performed like the median nationwide, 35,000 fewer people would be admitted to prison per year.”

“Analysis in one Recidiviz partner state found that nearly 12% of people in prison were already eligible to go home”

"Over the past year, this tool has helped officers accelerate 1,500 people out of the system who had already satisfied all of their supervision requirements." recidiviz.org/updates/follow…

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