Lucas G
@itslucasg.bsky.social
Wasn’t there a report recently that claimed that more than half of LinkedIn posts are AI generated now?
May 23, 2025 at 3:22 PM
Wasn’t there a report recently that claimed that more than half of LinkedIn posts are AI generated now?
Rebrands/new domains take 3-6 months to recover (“index lag” and a bit of the so called sandbox effect).
In top of that, subdomains are usually treated as their own entity which could dilute domain/link authority.
Using subfolders instead could help or at least make things a bit faster to recover
In top of that, subdomains are usually treated as their own entity which could dilute domain/link authority.
Using subfolders instead could help or at least make things a bit faster to recover
May 15, 2025 at 2:53 PM
Rebrands/new domains take 3-6 months to recover (“index lag” and a bit of the so called sandbox effect).
In top of that, subdomains are usually treated as their own entity which could dilute domain/link authority.
Using subfolders instead could help or at least make things a bit faster to recover
In top of that, subdomains are usually treated as their own entity which could dilute domain/link authority.
Using subfolders instead could help or at least make things a bit faster to recover
Isn’t that one of the main selling points with headless?
How you define those things and to what degree they’re separated is another story I suppose.
How you define those things and to what degree they’re separated is another story I suppose.
May 14, 2025 at 4:50 PM
Isn’t that one of the main selling points with headless?
How you define those things and to what degree they’re separated is another story I suppose.
How you define those things and to what degree they’re separated is another story I suppose.
Join the discord server, it’s pretty helpful 👍
That @andreasmoller.dk guy and his team are alright 🙂
That @andreasmoller.dk guy and his team are alright 🙂
May 11, 2025 at 1:05 AM
Join the discord server, it’s pretty helpful 👍
That @andreasmoller.dk guy and his team are alright 🙂
That @andreasmoller.dk guy and his team are alright 🙂
I’ve heard stories of great designers and they’re people that taught themselves basic HTML/CSS so they could create real mockups for users to interact with.
Not much functionality, just enough to get feedback on UI/UX.
You’re saying @nordcraft.com is perfect for those people? 🙂
Not much functionality, just enough to get feedback on UI/UX.
You’re saying @nordcraft.com is perfect for those people? 🙂
May 8, 2025 at 4:14 PM
I’ve heard stories of great designers and they’re people that taught themselves basic HTML/CSS so they could create real mockups for users to interact with.
Not much functionality, just enough to get feedback on UI/UX.
You’re saying @nordcraft.com is perfect for those people? 🙂
Not much functionality, just enough to get feedback on UI/UX.
You’re saying @nordcraft.com is perfect for those people? 🙂
This is great. Saving it for future failures 😂
May 8, 2025 at 4:01 PM
This is great. Saving it for future failures 😂
toddle dog mascot when?
Only then will I become a toddle evangelist. Can’t promote a company that doesn’t love dogs
Only then will I become a toddle evangelist. Can’t promote a company that doesn’t love dogs
March 26, 2025 at 7:33 PM
toddle dog mascot when?
Only then will I become a toddle evangelist. Can’t promote a company that doesn’t love dogs
Only then will I become a toddle evangelist. Can’t promote a company that doesn’t love dogs
I really need to visit. Seems like such a great country
March 26, 2025 at 3:12 PM
I really need to visit. Seems like such a great country
It is a great browser but it kills battery life 💀
March 17, 2025 at 2:56 PM
It is a great browser but it kills battery life 💀
Disabling the AI feature helps but it’s still not the best for resource use. It’s fine if on a desktop though and should continue working but it is now “as-is”.
It sucks because it really is a great browser but it became more so for “power users” and the company wants a more “easy to use” browser.
It sucks because it really is a great browser but it became more so for “power users” and the company wants a more “easy to use” browser.
March 17, 2025 at 1:26 PM
Disabling the AI feature helps but it’s still not the best for resource use. It’s fine if on a desktop though and should continue working but it is now “as-is”.
It sucks because it really is a great browser but it became more so for “power users” and the company wants a more “easy to use” browser.
It sucks because it really is a great browser but it became more so for “power users” and the company wants a more “easy to use” browser.
Unfortunately the browser team has stopped working on it to develop a different AI browser. It gets security updates every once in a while but it is now effectively forgotten.
After they added AI features to it, it became a huge resource hog and became unusable for laptop use so many users left it
After they added AI features to it, it became a huge resource hog and became unusable for laptop use so many users left it
March 17, 2025 at 1:23 PM
Unfortunately the browser team has stopped working on it to develop a different AI browser. It gets security updates every once in a while but it is now effectively forgotten.
After they added AI features to it, it became a huge resource hog and became unusable for laptop use so many users left it
After they added AI features to it, it became a huge resource hog and became unusable for laptop use so many users left it
I dove into this now that Arc essentially died.
I agree with Brave being great, I disable all the extra stuff in settings and feature flags (chrome://flags)
Vivaldi is a close second. Wins in customization but it doesn’t have built-in support for ublock origin or some of the other protections
I agree with Brave being great, I disable all the extra stuff in settings and feature flags (chrome://flags)
Vivaldi is a close second. Wins in customization but it doesn’t have built-in support for ublock origin or some of the other protections
March 16, 2025 at 3:36 PM
I dove into this now that Arc essentially died.
I agree with Brave being great, I disable all the extra stuff in settings and feature flags (chrome://flags)
Vivaldi is a close second. Wins in customization but it doesn’t have built-in support for ublock origin or some of the other protections
I agree with Brave being great, I disable all the extra stuff in settings and feature flags (chrome://flags)
Vivaldi is a close second. Wins in customization but it doesn’t have built-in support for ublock origin or some of the other protections
My wife approves 👌 lol
March 15, 2025 at 6:13 PM
My wife approves 👌 lol
How will you find your posts if you remove it? 😂
March 7, 2025 at 12:59 AM
How will you find your posts if you remove it? 😂
I enjoy building with toddle because I get to focus on how to solve the problem and not have to worry about the “annoyances” in implementation.
March 1, 2025 at 10:19 PM
I enjoy building with toddle because I get to focus on how to solve the problem and not have to worry about the “annoyances” in implementation.
Yes, this is very true and it’s great.
And you guys don’t talk about it enough 😶
People like AI because it helps them do things without having to think much about it. toddle does similar things except we don’t have to worry about it breaking as the project grows lol
And you guys don’t talk about it enough 😶
People like AI because it helps them do things without having to think much about it. toddle does similar things except we don’t have to worry about it breaking as the project grows lol
March 1, 2025 at 10:16 PM
Yes, this is very true and it’s great.
And you guys don’t talk about it enough 😶
People like AI because it helps them do things without having to think much about it. toddle does similar things except we don’t have to worry about it breaking as the project grows lol
And you guys don’t talk about it enough 😶
People like AI because it helps them do things without having to think much about it. toddle does similar things except we don’t have to worry about it breaking as the project grows lol
Currently watching Rich Harris’s piece on Rethinking Reactivity and was thinking about how toddle does things.
I think toddle functions closer to Svelte than React in that sense but I’d like to hear from you guys and your take on it.
I think toddle functions closer to Svelte than React in that sense but I’d like to hear from you guys and your take on it.
March 1, 2025 at 9:18 PM
Currently watching Rich Harris’s piece on Rethinking Reactivity and was thinking about how toddle does things.
I think toddle functions closer to Svelte than React in that sense but I’d like to hear from you guys and your take on it.
I think toddle functions closer to Svelte than React in that sense but I’d like to hear from you guys and your take on it.
Being polite to them has been proven to get better results.
Is it really a wager? lol
Is it really a wager? lol
February 5, 2025 at 4:18 AM
Being polite to them has been proven to get better results.
Is it really a wager? lol
Is it really a wager? lol
But are HTML and CSS real languages?
January 11, 2025 at 10:38 PM
But are HTML and CSS real languages?
You’re an Audi in my book buddy
December 23, 2024 at 2:16 AM
You’re an Audi in my book buddy
That was great to watch! Congrats to all the winners.
What an honor indeed 😂
What an honor indeed 😂
December 19, 2024 at 1:49 PM
That was great to watch! Congrats to all the winners.
What an honor indeed 😂
What an honor indeed 😂