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The Human in the Loop, by Pablo Stanley.
The LLM writes, reviews, and rewrites its own code. But when it gets stuck, it really gets stuck. Fixing a small bug can spiral into an endless loop — or a full rewrite of the whole project. And you can’t step in, because you don’t speak the language fluently. You just nod along, hoping the next retry works. […] I jokingly tell our dev team I’m a hacker (they silently hate me a bit haha). But I’ve also gained a deep respect for them — the real programmers. The stuff AI does today is built on decades of human work. And when things break, it’s still the humans who fix it… for now.
Aligning a flexible number of items horizontally in one row.
anchor-tool.com allows to select a desired anchor positioning and see the required CSS code. The tool supports logical properties! As of March 7 only working in Chromium browsers.
Navigating the web platform by Patrick Bosset, product manager on the Edge team at Microsoft.
As a web developer, navigating the web platform isn't always easy. Here are ways to keep track of what you can use, of what's new in web browsers, and ways you can influence the development of the platform by making your voice heard.
Paris – Brest – Paris
HTML Minification for Static Sites with html-minifier, by Jim Nielsen.
A checklist for your tsconfig.json, by Dr. Axel Rauschmayer.
I very much like the idea of the stream by Linus Lee.