kyleyeats

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Eristic Architecture for AI(rexriepe.com)
1 points by kyleyeats 1y ago|0 comments
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2024 YR4(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by kyleyeats 1y ago|1 comments
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by kyleyeats 1y ago
The story of this asteroid having a ~3% chance to hit Earth was huge, but I never heard about it being ruled out shortly afterward. It still has a 4% to hit the Moon.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
Atomic CSS is great. It does abuse class="" in the same way style="" was abused. It's counter-intuitive but the obvious code smells produced here are better than the non-obvious code smells created by other styl
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
It's easy to mock people who've had a failed project. I wish you success with yours.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
Yep, it's weird and controversial. That's why I wrote a book explaining it and used a pseudonym. Now: ~60% of devs know some CSS, rest feel guilty YSAC's pitch: ~10% of devs know lots of CSS, rest avoid it without guilt (they
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
Basically the same idea, yep. CASS doesn't use abbreviations or numerals though.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
The argument I make in the book is that the last 5% of CSS/design should be written by people who can write CSS. Nobody else should even be writing CSS because it turns into a huge mess when everyone jumps in. I mothballed this proje
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
Thanks! Lists were the bane of my existence with this project. I could never make all the browsers happy. This is a #wontfix (sorry), but I might fork it into a new, LLM-oriented CSS project. Fonts and lists will be the first things I look
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
It's true. Between atomic CSS libraries and LLMs, there's almost no reason to write CSS nowadays.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
The predecessor to this project was a Bootstrap 3 theme: https://rriepe.github.io/1pxdeep/ The book has a lot of content over what to make pretty and what not to make pretty. I think knowing what not to bother with is
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
I agree. CASS (the library this book was promoting) is actually really great paired with LLMs. If I revisit this project, it'll be along the lines of using it with LLMs.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
The perfection should be downstream of the project's coded standards, not downstream of the faithful implementation of the designer's work. Some designers are really good about maintaining standards-- but the book would argue all
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
Edited the year into the title. CASS (the CSS library) and YSAC (this book) have been a huge marketing mess, to be honest. And yeah the substack was part of it-- I think the book came first though. Kyle Yeats (rhymes with stylesheets) was g
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You suck at CSS and that's okay (2022)(rexriepe.com)
41 points by kyleyeats 2y ago|65 comments
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
Old is actually good now because of LLMs. You want something old.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
As someone who made a competing product along these lines (that got no attention or traction): Tailwind gives CSS a "place" in the codebase. It benefits orgs, not necessarily apps. I didn't get it at first either. But it&#x27
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
The seven offenses in question: distributing narcotics, distributing narcotics by means of the Internet, conspiring to distribute narcotics, engaging in a continuing criminal enterprise, conspiring to commit computer hacking, conspiring to
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
They're buried in these offers right now.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
Bat Boy is making the announcement.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
For comparison, that's like 10% of Fox News' revenue.
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SD3 unbanned: Community decision on its future at Civitai(civitai.com)
2 points by kyleyeats 2y ago|0 comments
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
It might not work without the Nintendo logo.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
Don't be mad at the people who bought TUAW. Be mad at the people who hawked TUAW.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
Julian's not a whistleblower, he's a journalist. Whistleblowers are people within the organization.
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Were Stable Cascade weights MIT licensed for 4 days?(old.reddit.com)
2 points by kyleyeats 2y ago|0 comments
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
It's because it didn't loop back to queues at any point. It's just a tangent on a tired topic.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
I was eating lunch at a place I'm applying to, and volunteering at, and someone casually dropped a hateful comment towards "straight white males." At work! Nobody called her out on it. It boggles the mind. So I stopped volunt
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
This happens to people who read more than they talk. I never hold it against them.
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by kyleyeats 2y ago
This is a propaganda piece by the state-funded BBC. Notice that the focus of the article is whether the technology is accurate enough, not whether they should be doing it at all in the first place. It's an Overton nudge, a softball pos

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