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Jakob Offersen

@mroffersen

fullstack developer at spektr, copenhagen

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Here's a small and convenient wrapper around next/image for making it pulse while loading ⭐ For when you don't want to use the built-in `placeholder` property (png/jpeg etc)

Here's a small and convenient wrapper around next/image for making it pulse while loading ⭐ 

For when you don't want to use the built-in `placeholder` property (png/jpeg etc)
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Really like the idea that your online presence (blogs/mails/tweets) can be turned into tuning data for an ai so that your ai co-author also writes in your voice πŸ€–

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A must-have VSCode keybinding, that I use +100 times a day - Navigate to terminal with cmd+opt+arrow down - Navigate between terminals with cmd+opt+arrow left/right - Navigate back to editor with cmd+opt+arrow up. So easy to remember

A must-have VSCode keybinding, that I use +100 times a day

- Navigate to terminal with cmd+opt+arrow down
- Navigate between terminals with cmd+opt+arrow left/right
- Navigate back to editor with cmd+opt+arrow up. 

So easy to remember
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I almost always avoid 'toggle' behaviour in my code as repeated calls results in unknown behaviour (not idempotent) e.g. from real-life minimize() { … this.toggleOverflow() } Calling this method twice un-do's the first call.. 🫠 Instead, i make 'toggleOn' and 'toggleOff'

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hey Ethan Niser, just listened to Effect | TypeScript at Scale podcast #2 feat. Michael Fester where he mentions you wrote some wrapper for react-query to consume effect rpc and considered open sourcing it. Any chance you'r making it public? Would gladly help out if you need it