Maggie Appleton writes about “proving you’re a human on a web flooded with generative AI content” on The expanding Dark Forest and Generative AI — an interesting article on what special human tricks we might do to assert our humanity.
Maggie Appleton writes about “proving you’re a human on a web flooded with generative AI content” on The expanding Dark Forest and Generative AI — an interesting article on what special human tricks we might do to assert our humanity.
Jon Yablonski writes the excellent Front-end principles for designers, a superb summary of how to understand the design of web interfaces as its own medium, such as “let go of control” (nod to the dao of web design), “keep performance in mind” and “maintain consistency”.
Karl Sutt writes about How to communicate effectively as a developer, an often ignored part of creating software. Describing the problem, what you’ve already tried to solve it and what kind of help you’re expecting are basic for getting valuable feedback.
GitHub Copilot investigation · Joseph Saveri Law Firm & Matthew Butterick — “What we know about Copilot raises legal questions relating to both the training of the system and the use of the system”… which seem like interesting questions for any AI.
Ignacio Cruz escribe sobre Cómo utilizar useSelect y useDispatch en Gutenberg — cada día es necesario aprender algo nuevo en WordPress y la documentación de Gutenberg tiene mucho trabajo por delante; este post es muuuy útil para poder comprender estos conceptos que a veces parecen un tanto… elusivos(?)
The Architecture of Open Source Applications: MediaWiki it’s a very interesting read about the software that powers one of the busiest sites in the world, specially since it was specifically for Wikipedia. It’s not terribly up-to-date, but it’s a good introduction to understand how MediaWiki works in general, nevertheless.
Storing Block Patterns in HTML Files for Nicer Code — an interesting technique for cleaner and composable block pattern registration.
Server-Sent Events: the alternative to WebSockets you should be using — yes, they’re quite likely exactly what you’re thinking: a method to push data from the server to the client, without WebSockets, just open web standards 😍 … It’s fascinating all the cool things you can build nowadays with standardized APIs, really.
How to Watch Deep Data Structures in Vue (Arrays and Objects) it’s the complete guide to everything you wanted to know about watchers (like how to watch deep data structures) in a more concise, and more concrete style… plus GIFs!
[…] todo se hunde, todo se lo traga el tiempo, pero a los primeros que se traga es a los chilenos.
Roberto Bolaño – Nocturno de Chile