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Nick Winters

@wintersbit

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Katılım Ağustos 2022
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Nick Winters
Nick Winters@wintersbit·
@radbar_1 @rive_app I really want all of those Evangelion Internet animations to be displayed on loop on the old and very slow iMac at my desk that I have no other better use for other than a glorified 4K monitor. If you are fine with this, can you help me please?
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Nick Winters
Nick Winters@wintersbit·
@i2cjak It’s F. Surprisingly easy, only 3 faces matter
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Victor
Victor@vponamariov·
You've used border-radius a thousand times. But corner-shape lets you go way beyond simple rounded corners with pure CSS. Yes, I KNOW, browser support is only around 66% right now. Safari and Firefox doesn't support it yet. But still, the feature is so cool :)
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Nick Winters
Nick Winters@wintersbit·
@birch_js Nice! Reminds me of the trick when an after element helps you create an icon for inline links that only goes into new line with the text altogether
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Jamie Birch
Jamie Birch@birch_js·
I implemented something like this for a job interview. Requirements: - first recipient truncates - subsequent ones show all-or-nothing - need a recipients counter - commas mustn't truncate I did it without Container Queries – pretty proud of it. Still didn't get the job, lol
Jacob@fat

Alex and team have been spending lots of time thinking about middot truncation for the new Trees library by the Pierre Computer Company. Last night he came across a novel approach to truncation that leverages container queries in a css grid to detect the *moment* of truncation. The solution works on first render from css with no js, fully SSR compatible. Even copy paste works.

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Nick Winters
Nick Winters@wintersbit·
@robinebers But when I use CLI I watch my allowed limits go brrr, -6% per task easy. When Codex in VS Code is typically -0.8% per the same task. I really don’t know why I experience this
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Robin Ebers | AI Coach for Founders
Robin Ebers | AI Coach for Founders@robinebers·
GPT 5.4 Computer Use is wild! 🤯 it's completely free if you're subscribed and unlocks tons of new things here's how you can use it 👇🏻
Robin Ebers | AI Coach for Founders@robinebers

Codex' new computer use is genuinely insane I just asked it to use the open browser to check my last ten X bookmarks and it literally just did it If you have a Mac or a Linux machine... you can just run Codex to replace a bunch of expensive APIs no extra tools needed

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ToolFolio
ToolFolio@toolfolio·
Screen Studio is good...but it's paid I found a free Open Source alternative > Auto-zoom > Smooth cursor > Clean demo videos Link ↓
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Nick Winters
Nick Winters@wintersbit·
@anametolast @getifyX what about when you want an h2 to have a space from the top to be 12px? with the new property you can just use margin too 12px. with line height this space will always be different
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KTibow
KTibow@anametolast·
@getifyX yeah they're not the same and THAT'S GOOD! with line-height you get 16 + 16 + 16 = 48px tall. with text-box-trim you don't know what you'll get
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Nick Winters@wintersbit·
@rachelhxw genuinely see no difference. explain please which one is supposed to be better. I assume it’s the one on the left
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Nick Winters
Nick Winters@wintersbit·
@jesse_vermeulen The one on the right looks better, I thought that one was meant to be by a senior
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Jesse@jesse_vermeulen·
the difference between a senior and a junior designer
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Eric Fennis
Eric Fennis@EricFennis·
Version 1 for Lucide is coming soon 👀🚀.
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Nick Winters
Nick Winters@wintersbit·
Spotify has gotten so bad. Instead of playing songs it knows I like it plays acapellas and instrumentals of the song I started with or some blatantly irrelevant shit. Always the same. It doesn’t even learn that I skip them.
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Javi Lopez ⛩️
Javi Lopez ⛩️@javilopen·
There's no way Hollywood won't be affected by this. 7M views in 24 hours on my ES account 🤯 The most complex AI short I've ever made: a test of how advanced generative video really is. Here's exactly what I used 👇
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Nick Winters
Nick Winters@wintersbit·
@saraaa7447 It’s amazing When I open bank apps on the web they always ask for a login. This feature allows me to just open it on the phone and do my banking effortlessly Some apps are iPhone only (like Ripples) Phone in the kitchen or on bad: I am too lazy to get it
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Nick Winters
Nick Winters@wintersbit·
@birch_js I do this! But I specify file extensions and folders to include. Not every single file lol
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Jamie Birch
Jamie Birch@birch_js·
Strangest thing I've ever seen. Just encountered a repo that ignores all files by default and treats gitignore as an opt-in system.
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Nick Winters
Nick Winters@wintersbit·
@vponamariov If you do progressive enhancement then you have to support two sets of padding values. Inconvenient
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Victor
Victor@vponamariov·
Browser support isn't perfect (~83%), but you can use progressive enhancement. Check support with @ supports and fall back if needed. One property. Your text finally aligns the way it should.
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Victor@vponamariov·
Ever wondered why text never aligns perfectly? You set padding to 24px. You check it in dev tools. But visually it looks like 32px. The reason is invisible space above and below every text element. CSS includes it by default because of how line-height works.
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