How to archive URLs and their content. It is a mine of tricks or information.

1. Identify an emotional reaction
2. Label the emotion
3. Allow the feeling to come and go without judging or trying to change it

According to Harvard brain scientist Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor, ninety seconds is all it takes to identify an emotion and allow it to dissipate while you simply notice it.

You completely give up control of your traffic to search engines and social platforms. Along with email newsletters, RSS is among the few options remaining to bloggers for establishing a direct communication channel and relationship with readers. With no gatekeepers.

The two arguments against do not stand:

• ads can be enforced by providing a snippet of the post. The reader then needs to navigate to the blog post URL
• web scraping is not that much harder on a blog too

A good one

To annotate accessibility features on mockups. Discovered from https://adhoc.team/2023/06/28/become-an-accessibility-champion-by-using-simple-mockup-annotations/

A company buy a concurrent. Then they do not put effort into creating new content or the one existing on it.

It is sad for the users, Digitalocean.

CSS tricks is indeed full of resources.

Impressive! There are a lot of system stuff projects or JS

Creating blog articles from github issues. Not bad as an idea, but it creates a dependency between Github and your personal blog that I dislike.

The blog: https://github.com/Kerollmops/blog

How to parse a programming language with typescript: here a small but working example

The tool install binaries directly. It can be especially useful for CI (or maybe Raspberry Pi).

Caractéristiques : 50 Go max, conservé jusqu'à 30 jours. Possibilité d'expiration, de protection par mot de passe, de limiter le nombre de téléchargements. Pas d'inscription nécessaire.

It is made by #infomaniak

Is deleting an account from a service easy, hard or impossible? Here a quick collection.

It can definitely be useful 😃

Social Networks provide a social status, so they can be compared to Status as a Service tools.

We can define a Social Capital ROI: If a person posts something interesting to a platform, how quickly do they gain likes and comments and reactions and followers?

It also explains why copying proof of work is a lousy strategy for status-driven networks

Social capital accumulation skews young: I'd wager that we'd see that young people, especially those from their teens, when kids seem to be given their first cell phones, through early 20's, are those who dominate the game. Young people tend to be the tip of the spear when it comes to catapulting new Status as a Service businesses, and may always will be.

We can then define a social network on 2 axes: social capital and utility, with both ranging from low to high.

IMDb, Wikipedia, Reddit, and Quora are more prominent examples here. Users come for the status, and help to build a tool for the commons: they are low social capital, but high utilities

The best high social utility seems to be WeChat at the moment.

The author go in depth into when a status as a service business will stop to grow. The so-called social capital inflation and devaluation, because it is what is valued on those platforms. it is too much for me at the moment, but it seems relevant.

An argument in favor of emoji instead of raw ASCII ones:

There are a lot of blind people on here, who use screen reader software to tell them what is on the screen. To help screen reader users, it's a good idea to use emoji rather than old-style smileys.

For example 😄 will be read out loud as "smile" because that's its alt text. However, :D will be read out loud as "colon D".

About 1.

1. DOM refs created inside composables need to be explicitly destructured in setup() and returned. Otherwise, they won't be mapped to their DOM element.

Yes... but it is also the point that the template refs must be declared in the vue component. I find it more explicit IHMO. Imagine if multiple components were referencing multiple template refs.... It would add mental burden and forces the developer to know which composable use which refs.

About 2.

2. Data inside refs isn't automatically usable by templates unless you wrap the composable invocation with reactive(), which conflicts with point 1 without even more destructuring.

Yes to get the value: const { myRef } = useComposable()
or
const r = reactive(useComposable())

Le stage doit être rémunéré après la 3è. Un thread.

Si cela vous est refusé ⛔ c'est qu'on ne compte pas vous utiliser sérieusement et que vous avez de grande chance de vous faire lourder pendant votre stage car on a pas réellement besoin de vous derrière 🤡

Pour les freelances, inclure une partie dédiée aux réunions.
Accepter les entretiens techniques avec le client final uniquement et refuser les période

En tant que développeur salarié, quand vous souhaitez changer de poste, n'acceptez pas de passer des entretiens qui durent plus d'une heure.

Cela coûte trop et autant éviter le travail déguisé s'il fait "faut faire ses preuves".

Je profite d’avoir un peu de temps pour vous raconter une histoire. Cette histoire c’est celle d’une jeune femme qui a été agressée sexuellement par un inconnu en pleine rue, on l’appellera Alice. Cette jeune femme est arrivée à mon cabinet, peu après après avoir déposé plainte.

[....]

Elle a accepté que je vous raconte tout ça, parce que son courage elle l’a aussi trouvé dans le fait d’aller au bout pour toutes les autres victimes aussi. Et qu’elle voulait qu’elles sachent qu’on peut le faire.

Le témoignage est poignant et choquant.