Andreu Botella

@andreubotella.com

142 Followers 13 Following

Browser engineer at @igalia.com. I work on things ranging from CSS and layout in browsers, to Javascript language features, to interoperability between browsers and server-side runtimes as a co-chair of WinterTC. They/them

A box with an animating height, where only the lines that fully fit in the current height are shown, and the last such line has an ellipsis at the end of it.
IRC screenshot (TabAtkins is scribing the meeting in IRC): TabAtkins: emilio: maybe scroll-snap-align-rect? TabAtkins: astearns: -basis? TabAtkins: how about scroll-snap-align-decide-in-two-weeks *kbabbit pulls up Keith Cirkel's game to look for ideas*
Signal message from me: once again I'm yelling out load to a veritasium video, "no, it's fucking capitalism! enough capital can break down all regulations and make them useless!"
Screenshot of a Signal conversation. Some names are redacted with colors. Pichu: Alpine Linux or Not Alpine Linux, the only two genders. Me: where does gentoo fit in that Pichu (in response to my "where does gentoo fit in that"): Yes. Green (in response to Pichu's "Alpine Linux or Not Alpine Linux, the only two genders."): glibc or musl Green (in response to my "where does gentoo fit in that"): clearly not alpine Pichu (in response to Green's "clearly not alpine"): Void is Non-Binary. Me: what if you install gentoo in the alps? Pichu: It has bot- wait no it doesn't. Green (in response to Pichu's "Void is Non-Binary."): wdym it's clearly not alpine Pichu: Which was that ONE (1) Distro that gave you the option between musl and glibc? Me: distros are a social construct anyway Pichu: Void let's you pick your init system definitely not the libc though. Magenta (in response to my "distros are a social construct anyway"): wait this is kinda a good metaphor....
Photo taken in my office with my webcam, of me wearing a maroon dress, with nails painted purple, and a purple bracelet. I have hair by the shoulders, and also a bit of a short beard.
0% -> line 1 25% -> line 2 50% -> line 3 75% -> line 4 100% -> line 5
0% -> line 1 34% -> line 2 50% -> line 3 67% -> line 4 84% -> line 5
A slide, titled "Algebraic Data Type Enums": - Algebraic Data Type (ADT) enums are structured objects with some form of discriminant property. - ADT enums would tie in nicely with Extractors and Pattern Matching A code sample follows: enum Option { Some(value), None() } enum Result { Ok(value), Error(reason) } match (opt) { Option.Some(let value): console.log(value); Option.None(): console.log("<no value>"); }