Some time ago, I was tasked with creating keyboard shortcuts, and my approach was to use ‘Alt’ + letters (for example, Alt + N to add something). My concern was that the user might not have focus on an input field and could accidentally trigger the shortcut while typing, which is really frustrating.

I do, plus, if you use some password browser extensions like 1password the 2fa process feels almost instant.

Yes, probably that's the one, especially atproto.com/articles/atp... Thanks!

Thanks, Dan's work is good, but the attention span of my audience is very short 😅

Brave!
So what you’re actually saying is that nobody’s lining up to steal the domain for my brilliant idea that I’ll totally get around to building someday?

If you have to deal in that way, yes, it is a pain. But is not the right way. It is a mess: important classes override previously written ones, custom classes override as well... It seems they added Tailwind to say "we use it".

Misleading on how Tailwind should be used. Used like this just brings noise instead of readability and reusability.

Very clean, I love the coffee section as well

That screenshot is misleading, has some clear errors (like z-0 followed by z-20!) and could definitely be written more cleanly. Tailwind can be verbose, but with a better re-organisation (and not using just one div), it definitely makes my job easier 😅

I believe from Bluesky. First, I selected an area of interest (software dev), and it *autofollows* the most influential people. Funfact: I was listening to syntax.fm when this happened.

Hey, that's me in the picture :)

No, I am not a bot. Practically, Bluesky puts you on a list of people to follow after signing up.

I hope #firefox will support those features very soon!

P.S. the link "Una and I on Syntax" is broken.