rich harris

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my life is derp and i do derp shit

A pamphlet issued to new members of the Park Slope Food Coop, containing 'rules and best practices'
“Until very recently,” Rich Harris told me, “the idea that you would effectively pay rent to a Silicon Valley company for the privilege of being able to write software would have been considered completely absurd.”
the ITYSL 'oh my god he admit it' sketch
vite config with the `experimental.remoteFunctions` option enabled
me and my buddy jeff climbing in the gunks
result of https://britmonkey.com/2020s-political-compass/ showing i am most closely aligned with zohran mamdani
Statue of liberty in front of a sunset, viewed from red hook
Screenshot of extremely famous actor Richard Harris briefly appearing in model weights for a hallucinated appearance in the Inbetweeners
a screenshot of the pseudo element that chrome now adds to any element with an `interestfor` attribute. it looks extremely silly
https://eyeball.rory.codes with a perfect result
import { defineEnvVars } from '@varlock/sveltekit'; export const variables = defineEnvVars();
a screenshot of https://svelte.dev/playground/aaac159f0f73466bb3859dfed6792cab?version=latest, demonstrating state-in-snippets
AI-generated image of a chard plant with a physique almost as good as my own
Google answering "how many ps are in Richard" with "There is exactly 1 "p" in the name Richard (Ripchard is not a word)."
the Svelte playground, showing a compiler warning for a <div /> because the closing solidus is ambiguous
on the left, from wired: "When you ask the search box questions like, “What is a black hole?” or “Are Google AI Overviews devastating the journalism industry,” it will respond with more contextual answers or use generative AI to create images or short video clips that help explain the concept." on the right, google: "Google AI Overviews are devastating the journalism industry by aggressively siphoning off traffic and ad revenue. By summarizing news directly at the top of search results, AI features cause click-through rates to plummet."
Brooklyn half results - finished in 1:57:23
Water for the data centre will come from the Valle de San Juan del Río aquifer, which already has a deficit of 56.8 billion litres, a water commission analysis showed. Asked about how much water was being allocated to the 20 data centres in the state, Del Prete said he does not "have the data because it is not in my power to request it", but equated their water consumption to what a restaurant uses in a month.
Data center effects on nearby land is really understudied. The few studies that have been done seem inconclusive, and have only focused on the effects of home prices specifically. The most thorough study looked at home sales in Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William counties near data center alley in 2023. The found that homes closer to data centers sold for higher prices, and their model (controlling for 13 factors that usually push up home prices) explained about 87% of price variance. The authors guessed that maybe this was because data centers cluster near the same infrastructure that makes housing valuable, and that a lot of data centers are tucked into places residents don’t even notice. The authors warned against generalizing too much from this study, especially in looser housing markets.
github issue in which I modestly propose that maybe this feature could have been implemented in a less stupid way
a screenshot of a tiresome github thread in which a googler falsely claims to have taken part in a discussion, then locks the discussion they didn't take part in because they weren't personally swayed by it
Archive playing at the music hall of Williamsburg
Norman Rockwell free speech meme
ha ha! svelte!
People in a whatsapp chat debating the merits of the grand army plaza redesign
a screenshot of two Svelte components, showing that exports from a component instance are typed on the other side
greggs sausage rolls. undefeated
promo card for cityjs with discount ticket link — https://ti.to/cityjsconf-london/cityjs-london-2026/discount/JSMONTHLY2026
yo dawg
that's not how any of this works
a screenshot of the article translated by Firefox
Screenshot of the Artemis 2 story linked above
a firefox view transition bug
the mean girls meme except instead of fetch it's nostr because kevin will not shut up about nostr
function Inner(props: { data: string }) { return <Loading fallback={<div>Loading inner...</div>}> <div>{props.data}</div> </Loading> }
let { slug } = $props(); let url = $derived(`/api/posts/${slug}`); let post = $derived(await fetch(url).then((r) => r.json())); $effect(() => { console.log(slug, post); });
A diff that wraps a test assertion in an if block whose condition is identical to the assertion
kylo ren yelling MORE
People on bsky talking about the Melania 'documentary'
A notification inviting me to view the menu of the restaurant I just had breakfast at
A column of unreadably small text on daring fireball
anakin/padme meme anakin: we're on the front of hacker news padme: because we shipped something good? anakin: padme: something good, right?
me at the NYRR Frosty 5K, ringing the 9+1 qualifiers bell
<script lang="ts"> import {getAbortSignal} from 'svelte'; import type {PageProps} from './$types'; const {data}: PageProps = $props(); $effect(() => { const signal = getAbortSignal(); data.email.then((email) => { if (signal.aborted) return; localStorage.setItem(email.id, "read"); }); }); </script>
README from https://github.com/mjackson/remix-the-web/tree/main/packages/multipart-parser
blinking man meme
People celebrating zohran's win at an election night watch party
Pingu
The inside of Zuiderkerk, the perfnow venue
Best All-Around Developer Experience: Choose SvelteKit for approachable syntax and excellent defaults. At 125.2 kB raw (54.1 kB compressed), SvelteKit delivers 4.51x smaller bundles than Next.js with progressive enhancement by default and minimal framework overhead. The compiler-based approach means less runtime code and cleaner component logic. Best for developers from any background seeking readable code with few framework quirks.
everything everywhere all at once
mr bean cheating on an exam
video showing the improvements to `$inspect(...)`
import { form } from '$app/server'; import { put } from '@vercel/blob'; import * as v from 'valibot'; export const myform = form(v.object({ file: v.file() }), async (data) => { const blob = await put(data.file.name, data.file, { access: 'public' }); await save(data.file.name, blob.url); });
typical post on X: What’s your top web dev framework for 2025? :ballot_box_with_ballot: A) React B) Vue C) Svelte D) Other (comment!) #WebDev
a screenshot of codesandbox with a bunch of errors. this is my usual experience sadly
<!-- update the selected indicator immediately on click, rather than waiting for any async work on the /about page to complete --> <a href="/about" aria-current={$effect.pending(page.url.pathname) === '/about' ? 'page' : null} >About</a> <style> [aria-current="page"] { border-bottom: 2px solid var(--accent); } </style>
async function f(state) { let total = 0; await sleep(1000); total += state.a; await sleep(1000); total += state.b; await sleep(1000); total += state.c; return total; }
screencap of the mandalorian with the caption 'this is the way'
screenshot of reload clicker with a score of 102,989