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Interesting that it has started deflating already!

For a second, I thought I am high.

Oh this post resonates with me so much. Everytime I start a new project, I spend atleast a week figuring out which new tool/language/framework to use. Almost always, in the end, I …

"What if we train our people and they leave?" "What if we don't and they stay?" Forward-looking entrepreneurs are building in public. In my opinion, sharing news and information wi…

Does changing it to require permission would mean that every "Copy Code" button will need a pop-up? I am torn between the usability vs security of this issue.

This is good for fetching a single item. What if you want to list resources? Eg. List all comments of a blog? It has to be GET /blog/:blogid/comments Then, how about creating a new…

Cold starting a new identity on the internet is a huge pain. Also, a single point of failure for someone who has gained an audience on just one platform. What if the platform kicks…

You're almost right! You're not alone. I am with you. To add to your little annoyances, I'd add one as well – categorizing the bookmarks. Even if I end up bookmarking a site, I fin…

I have had an opposite experience. Daily notes makes no difference. I was in a relationship for 2 years and have written a poem every day for 400 days straight to her. But it faile…

I have been building and managing remote (+ async) teams since 2018 (way before pandemic), and the biggest breakthrough came in only after a year of struggles. The breakthrough was…

A rating system without contextual data will very quickly become extreme (1 star reviews or 5 star reviews). Having the system to have contextual data (photos, comments) from both …

Wow, I read these examples, and I feel like I am not productive at all, haha. If I have to count examples, I'd also like to count stuff that is not happening on the computer, but a…

It's specially painful when the zoom is disabled, and then a pop up comes up with a teeny tiny X close button. I agree I have fat fingers but 8 our of 10 times, I end up opening up…

> Or you just memorize the “right way to do it,” and every time you type it, a part of you wonders why, until eventually your mind crystallizes around this idea that Nix is confusi…

I remember the time when I first used and I jumped like a little kid. Fast forward a few years when I started designing for web as a career, and I was sad to see that nobody used i…

CSS Tricks played a critical part in teaching me about web designs. It was a paradise for an introvert like me to hangout at, and also learn new skills. Congratulations, Chris!