For a decade, I thought Airbnb would protect us if something went wrong. That was until the life of my son was in play and they sided with the host. If you trust @Airbnb, don't learn the hard way like I did. Here's my story:

Kimi K2 seems smarter than Grok 4 already

Vibe coding in 2005

Ojo con promos multiempresa. Ofrecian 2x3 días de Lolla y un voucher de Samsung, pero solo me dieron 2x1 día y nada del voucher. Como eran 3 empresas, se pasaron la bola entre ellas y nadie sabe nada. Ya estoy con la denuncia en el COPREC. @PersonalFlow_At @PersonalAr @SamsungArg

Just tried Bun on a Next.js app. Installing node_modules with a warm cache is 13x faster than npm. Super impressive.

$ git push -force

Computer Networking Notes

Tip: In @ChromeDevTools you can now hide network requests from Chrome extensions! 😍 Huge for focusing on just your code when profiling performance.

Tip: @ChromeDevTools now shows human-readable HTTP status codes! Useful to 👀 what happened to a network request much quicker.

Heres another neat use case for CSS :has() When you hover over a table cell, select the other table cells in that column.

Did you know CSS has a previous element selector? You can use :has() to select items when the the next item is in a specific state. Here we select the elements before and after the currently hovered row. Nifty 👌

Which programming language has the worst syntax???

I will admit, TS enums are kind of useful. But only for one specific case. Let's say you only want to log a message if it's a warning or error: You get to use the beautiful `level > LogLevel.Debug` to express it - which is real tasty. You can, of course, do this with a normal

How To Access Incognito History

This joke might only land with frontend developers 😂

WinRAR Flaw Lets Hackers Run Programs When You Open RAR Archives https://t.co/0V32iXC1oo

❌ You 𝗺𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 not need a react form library ✅ Instead you can use the FormData API's

What is the output of the following Python code?

Google is launching their own online dev environment called IDX and I just got access It looks like hosted VS Code + VM. Similar to stackblitz, replit, Github Codespaces, codesandbox etc.. At what point we move to "thin client" and start doing our dev remotely?

Did you know TypeScript <Generics> don't always need to be explicitly set? You can infer their types by the type of data being passed! Super powerful approach when writing library or util code.