Steve Stedman
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Reposted by Steve Stedman
TxDOT’s approved construction plan on IH-35 probably got 5 people killed last night.
Narrow, poorly marked lanes pushed up against the barriers, impossibly short merge ramps, and closures have made 35 super dangerous.
I drove it last night two hours before the wreck and it felt eerily unsafe.
Narrow, poorly marked lanes pushed up against the barriers, impossibly short merge ramps, and closures have made 35 super dangerous.
I drove it last night two hours before the wreck and it felt eerily unsafe.
5 dead, including 2 children, in 17-vehicle car crash on I-35 in Austin: What we know
A major crash involving 17 vehicles on I-35 near Austin left 5 people dead and several others injured. Among the deceased were two children.
www.statesman.com
March 14, 2025 at 2:55 PM
TxDOT’s approved construction plan on IH-35 probably got 5 people killed last night.
Narrow, poorly marked lanes pushed up against the barriers, impossibly short merge ramps, and closures have made 35 super dangerous.
I drove it last night two hours before the wreck and it felt eerily unsafe.
Narrow, poorly marked lanes pushed up against the barriers, impossibly short merge ramps, and closures have made 35 super dangerous.
I drove it last night two hours before the wreck and it felt eerily unsafe.
Reposted by Steve Stedman
This is true for all sorts of things but *especially* for CSS. You can save so much frustration and hassle if you take the time to understand the rules that govern layout!
This is so spot on. Two things:
1. Being focused on producing output the fastest way possible means that you will never prioritize "going deep"
2. Going deep (and down the rabbit hole) is how you learn more: but you need to balance it.
Figure out how to do both: it's tricky!
1. Being focused on producing output the fastest way possible means that you will never prioritize "going deep"
2. Going deep (and down the rabbit hole) is how you learn more: but you need to balance it.
Figure out how to do both: it's tricky!
January 4, 2025 at 7:34 PM
This is true for all sorts of things but *especially* for CSS. You can save so much frustration and hassle if you take the time to understand the rules that govern layout!