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rgbjoy··on Deno Is Joining Cloudflare
I honestly love Cloudflare right now and seeing it really lean in on a lot of projects I love. Isolates are really the future of computing your web thing.
rgbjoy··on A Sick People
We can fix it with leadership and mentoring younger people. I'm trying to do this every single day. I love the spirit of people. I love the United States and what it has given me and my family growing up. You can project positive change and it doesn't have to be such a dark place. Look around you at the beauty. Be the change for the world and ultimately yourself.
rgbjoy··on Death to Scroll Fade
This is why I chose a fade-in reveal https://www.rgbjoy.com/
rgbjoy··on I've seen 12 people hospitalized after losing touch with reality because of AI
Did the television, books, internet or a pet ever do this?
rgbjoy··on Cursor 1.0
Reply to this if you are a human.
rgbjoy··on A vending machine, on the internet
shrug oh well
rgbjoy··on Show HN: Clean Your Mac with a Script
Try adding a way more detailed readme.
rgbjoy··on Fuzzify: A tiny library for fuzzy search
I’m a bit confused. “Unit” brings up Turkmenistan before United States.
rgbjoy··on Htmx and Web Components: A Perfect Match
So am I the only person seeing htmx and tailwind together and feeling absolutely disgusted? Like a wall of run on sentences and no paragraphs. I can’t believe tailwind is a thing…
rgbjoy··on Researchers use tiny magnetic swirls to generate true random numbers
First I’m hearing about skyrmions. Fascinating stuff. Could this be harnessed in a small form factor?
rgbjoy··on It is difficult for the average person to conceive of how useless NFTs are
Web3 and its communities sure make all the above easier to setup and get working.
rgbjoy··on Behind the Tech with John Carmack: 5k Immersive Video
I thought I was smart for just 10 seconds of my life... thanks for the link
rgbjoy··on Behind the Tech with John Carmack: 5k Immersive Video
Would we ever see a dynamic resolution that tracks where you are looking at and just lowers resolution outside the point of interest? Wouldn't that save a lot?