The internet is an infinite scrapyard and LLMs are the NPCs living in it.

I predict that `overflow: canvas;` will be a thing in the future. Taking away all the pain we face now.

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in sum - make files carry their histories in csv - force "apps" to only make append-only writes - allow "apps" to build their own internal models of documents, based on their chosen level of support

Only $0.08 to show the files in my folders! Checkmate programmers

I'm tired, still a lot to do #vibejam

Phones are so boring

Not knowing what the Sesame guys are doing internally makes me very anxious and excited at the same time holy shit

interface design used to be cool and fun and everything didn't just look like a fucking roku btw we just let companies get lazy because we keep buying their slop anyways even when it sucks ass and they justify it by saying it's "more user accessible and intuitive to use"

I would really love to see a new ai model that generates explanatory/tutorial videos - like adding a video that complements an llm response to your question

No 17 page dissertation about useEffect will help an llm You need a component model that is so obvious, so thin, with so few runtime semantics, that llms can't really screw it up October 10th

As different as they seem, I think the web and the C language have the same root problem: multiple compilers (browsers). Standardisation slows to a crawl, which incentivises compiler / browser specific features, which creates an explosion in "build systems", etc