Wouldn't it be amazing to have on-device speech recognition, available via a web API, for browsers with a locally installed speech-to-text model? Fill all forms via voice! Speech -> send text + zod rules to external LLM -> get JSON with form values back Help! @jaffathecake

As a weekend project I visualized the German federal budget. Fun fact: all ministry of health expenses are covered entirely by the earnings from the tobacco tax alone! https://t.co/XEHcOWcI2V

Say you have an @Apple #iMessage family chat, 10 years of text, img + videos, total of 40GB. You'll want to upgrade to $2.99/month for 200GB #iCloud soon. Say you're 6 family members, you're together paying 6 * 3 * 12 = $216/year, just for family chat? And NO data export option?

Could a browser extension be built that replaces formulas in math notation on Wikipedia with code? To make the logic easier to read?

Is there some way to access related repositories @github ? As in "people who have starred this repo have also starred these repos: ..."

Hintergrund: Die Daten zu den Fragen sind offiziell nicht herunterzuladen. Einen Teil der Daten habe ich in einem Repository von https://t.co/RhyEP3t0ag gefunden (danke!), konnte sie auf den aktuellen Stand bringen und mit den Fragen der Bundesländer kombinieren!

Da sich eine Freundin auf den Einbürgerungstest vorbereitet habe ich ein Quiz zum Üben gebaut https://t.co/nnRfk62NDs Offiziell gibt es ein desktop-only Testcenter. Ansonsten findet man Apps, teils kostenpflichtig / mit Werbung. Ab sofort: kostenlos, werbefrei und im Browser!

Thank you so much @kentcdodds for answering my question on how @remix_run fits 6 different kinds of web apps https://t.co/TTLsXr8aBT In addition to Remix, you've got me curious about react-router 6.4 data apis, Fastly cache invalidation, Cloudflare workers and party kit! 🤩

And of course, the grizzly bear

You can even find glasswing butterflies 😍

https://t.co/TaElCuFdQF

🤓 I built a life form exploration tool! Can you find Homo Sapiens? spoiler: it's VERY hard. https://t.co/TaElCuFdQF - only works with arrow keys / buttons right now - pulls in data from the (awesome!) @Wikipedia API - based on amazing @NCBI taxonomy data

What's your color palette called? I built https://t.co/xnyVs5PLPj to help you find out. Inspired by Poline https://t.co/3zq8IBhNSe and the free & public color name API https://t.co/ot9k4yPkCG, such cool projects, check them out!

(2 / 2) 1) auto-expand all TOC sub sections 2) bring back TOC section numbers 3) allow horizontally resizing the TOC section 1) and 2) could be browser-persisted settings / toggles And I've submitted those suggestions via the feedback form! @Wikipedia Still a cool UI update!

Wikipedia got a fresh desktop UI update https://t.co/CK7ThBgG7D and I loved it until I realized the table of contents (TOC) has become harder to navigate. My suggestions are (1 / 2)

"Living complexity grows from simple seeds" "Dead complexity kills living systems" Found this (+ other articles by @gordonbrander) an interesting read https://t.co/Wd9zTOr9SY

[Apple]: #M1 max. 8 performance cores, 16-core neural engine. Everything runs at lightning speed now. [#spotlight search]: Everything? 😩

Software engineering stories, told through screen recordings, captured with TikTok-video-editing UX We need this!

Isn't it interesting that we're still lacking highly user-friendly general purpose JSON editing tools? I'd argue that in B2B web UI, 80% is just JSON editing for particular use cases.

With the rise of GPT-3, DALL-E and Github Copilot, we just entered a new age. It's like the iPhone moment, yet most people haven't realized it yet. Highly recommended thread: