lives at aashutosh.dev
code at github.com/aashutoshrathi
- Small changes
- Test that the change works before moving on
- (unit) tests wherever you can
- Small changes
- Test that the change works before moving on
- (unit) tests wherever you can
- `JSON.raw`
- Cross-document view transitions shipping in Safari
- How to use the `figure` HTML element
- Node's new'ish features
- TS Template Literal Types
➕ And as always new tools and some music. 🫣
Enjoy!
www.stefanjudis.com/blog/web-wee...
- `JSON.raw`
- Cross-document view transitions shipping in Safari
- How to use the `figure` HTML element
- Node's new'ish features
- TS Template Literal Types
➕ And as always new tools and some music. 🫣
Enjoy!
www.stefanjudis.com/blog/web-wee...
This week we covered Nvidia's new chip, Google and OpenAI continue shipping, $PENGU, waveterm, OpenVM, Pytorch shuffling issues, Claw Hand, Premise trap docx to markdown & more
Link in the first comment👇
This week we covered Nvidia's new chip, Google and OpenAI continue shipping, $PENGU, waveterm, OpenVM, Pytorch shuffling issues, Claw Hand, Premise trap docx to markdown & more
Link in the first comment👇
This week we covered Google's Willow, OAI vs Google DeepMind Shipping battle, WebDevArena, AndroId XR, Tips for 20s, Rupert's Drop, Street Alignment, Signals, this to that, lima, scooter, Choosing Startup & more
Link in the first comment👇
This week we covered Google's Willow, OAI vs Google DeepMind Shipping battle, WebDevArena, AndroId XR, Tips for 20s, Rupert's Drop, Street Alignment, Signals, this to that, lima, scooter, Choosing Startup & more
Link in the first comment👇
🌝 it covers bits from cybersecurity to conspiracy theory this time.
🎧 listen to the whole post as a Podcast using notebooklm.google.com/notebook/170...
🔗 or read it at latest.nibbles.dev
🌝 it covers bits from cybersecurity to conspiracy theory this time.
🎧 listen to the whole post as a Podcast using notebooklm.google.com/notebook/170...
🔗 or read it at latest.nibbles.dev
Jupiter and Polaris are brightest in the sky with a tint of rising Milky Way clouds on the left side
Jupiter and Polaris are brightest in the sky with a tint of rising Milky Way clouds on the left side