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I love Apple’s efforts to implement web standards and document them well, but I really don’t understand the use for grid lanes. Is there anything I can use it for besides Pinterest clones?

Masonry layouts are a general class of layouts. They aren't specific to Pinterest.

yeah, but realistically in what other places would you use them?

Whenever your designer team decides to use that layout. It seems to lend well for social medias (I have been requested to apply it in a non-art social media) and galleries.

That is an incredibly annoying grunge font. And what is the point of the hidden image in the background that reveals under your mouse cursor.

Wow. Maxime’s site is gorgeous.

Thank you


True , but if it had a real ISA underneath then we could write custom emulators for them.


Didn't this already happen in the late 1990s when the telecom act de-regulated radio ownership?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_homogenization


I’ve been vibe coding a Figma like clone and it’s fun but slow going. Creating real Photoshop clones is still a ton of work with no monetary payoff.


Realtime interaction is magic.


Curse you! Now I have to go clean out the attic to find mine.


Where did you buy your populated boards from? I want to make a small in and not deal with SMT at all.


I use jlcpcb, they're common in the prototype and hobby domains. But there's quite a few board houses in taiwan and china that do this, definitely shop around.

The annoying part is getting the bom and component placement files correct. I use kicad since it's free, and there's solid instructions from most houses on what they need.


JLBPCB does small runs cheap as a loss leader, so they get the production runs, if any, later. Also, they get to see what people are doing, in case something interesting goes by.

There's also a suspicion that JLBPCB may be encouraged to do this by the Party, to discourage other countries from maintaining an independent prototyping capability.


Ah, really interesting points, thanks. It definitely seems too cheap to be true.


You’re in Eugene!? Me too. I’d love to meet up some time to talk about your software over coffee.


Nice! Sounds good, shoot me an email: haupt.andrew@protonmail.com


There are tens of us!


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