I did and, in my opinion, they are far too generic to offer any semblance of value in terms of video composition. I'm no expert though, so maybe a videographer can chime in - but it feels slightly pedantic.
Surprisingly GitLab feels very dated. Their drive has been toward enterprise sales instead of product IMO. Nothing bad about that - but focus on product development at least as well.
Lol! I have the decency to open multiple browser windows (large monitor). But, ja - unfortunately I tend to send stuff to the bookmark-graveyard quite quickly.
Overall, quite nice. Strangely I like their documentation site more than the actual components - it's a shame those rounded cards on the homepage aren't a component (unless I miss that somewhere?). Also - the new Teams now look exactly like Skype?
Personally, I admire Musk for just getting out there and doing shit. Yes - he has a lot of money, but every other stupid-mega-rich person also has a lot of money. What I don't get, like with this article, is this weird obsession a lot of people seem to have with him - either thinking he is the messiah or a super villain.
I love pure JS over TS any day, but isn't this using JSDoc in a way it's not meant to be used? Why would you use JSDoc as a JS type framework? Or is the post title a bit misleading...?
This article falls into the trap of setting up a straw-man to deal with the inherent complexity and ambiguity of human living. Suffering is bad? Tell that to anybody who has achieved anything beyond 0.
The best take I've read of LLM/ChatGPT was about our propensity to anthropomorphise pretty much anything. And obviously not to discount the amazing work engineering/research teams have done.