We're making it even easier to create state diagrams. ➡️ state . new

Genuine question: What’s the rationale behind most AI products keeping system prompts (mostly) static?. Wouldn’t adaptive, task-aware prompts be more effective than a one-size-fits-all instruction set?.

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The CSS "field-sizing" property is one of those awesome properties that I *really* wish Firefox and Safari supported already. I wrote way too much hacky JS in the past to mimic this.

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{console.log('yeah') ?? null} also works.

Random React tip: if you want to quickly log things from JSX (we've all been there), you can!. {(console.log(whatever), null)}. Yes, it's silly but useful

Your one-time code is 106492. NEVER share this code with anyone. It's not used for anything but I still don't want you to share it.

This is probably the highest recorded concentration of TypeScript knowledge & expertise in a single square meter.

I'll argue that valid code that looks correct but doesn't work is much harder to work with than invalid, messy code.

AI coding really levels the playing field for software teams. Instead of senior devs writing code that junior devs don't understand, AI can write code that nobody understands.

Please stop mixing source and derived state in your domain objects. I know it's convenient, but it risks drift and subtle bugs. Instead:.- Keep only source of truth in your model.- Derive everything else when you need it

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If this app had a birthday reminder feature, we could finally get rid of Facebook.

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If you have really big XState machines, you can now use .createStateConfig(…) from the setup to split apart the state config to separate files:

POV: you're a couple dozen "You're absolutely right"s deep and your problem still hasn't been solved

This is unironically how I usually work with Python stuff.

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It's an amazing feeling when you can just copy-paste code from one project to another because you decoupled it from the view layer.

RT @TejasKumar_: what’s stopping you from coding like this

Hey @tldraw can we get some beziers? 🥺👉👈.

I have a theory that the longer it takes to fix a bug, the fewer lines of code the fix tends to be

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I'm excited that we're living in a time where instead of paying for an app, I can save money and make it myself with vibe coding ($20/mo) and my time (valued at $1/hr).