stefan_lec

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by stefan_lec 7d ago
Have you tried Astro? It lets you do exactly that: server-side rendering with HTML templates in component form, with css scoped to the component. No shadow dom needed, no JS frameworks either.
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by stefan_lec 27d ago
Very handy for nav bars with expandable drop-downs for more links - can now be done with zero JS. Requires much less CSS boilerplate now, and you don’t have to use z-index at all (which eliminates a whole bunch of tricky issues). They also
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by stefan_lec 28d ago
Something about this feels very Tolkien-ish. Nobody mention it to Peter Thiel, he doesn’t need any more ideas.
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by stefan_lec 2mo ago
Where’s my nanometer-sized violin? Always losing that darn thing …
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by stefan_lec 2mo ago
Sounds pretty cool! I wonder if it closes enough holes that we could finally stop using SPF at all?
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by stefan_lec 2mo ago
I’m a bit skeptical of the accuracy of the traffic data claimed in this article, 30% of users not being able to use baseline widely available features is a suspiciously large number. Unless this is a very unique set of users, I doubt that i
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by stefan_lec 3mo ago
Because they couldn’t get the cats to pose obediently for the artist?
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by stefan_lec 4mo ago
Biggest things changed are the plumbing inside the booster (much beefier, now supports starting all engines at once), and a new version of the engines, raptor v3 (more robust, and saves about 1 ton of mass per engine). Cool image comparing
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by stefan_lec 4mo ago
Yeah, the new raptors and engine bay redesign for version 3 of ship seem a lot more robust than version 2, very impressed that the ship finished its mission so well. Scott Manley goes into quite a bit of detail on analyzing superheavy’s fai
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by stefan_lec 4mo ago
Details/summary had quirky/inconsistent handling by screen readers for quite a while after it reached full browser adoption, unfortunately. Not even sure if they’ve fixed it here in 2026, honestly. https://www.scottohar
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by stefan_lec 4mo ago
This is nonsense, you can stick classes on semantic HTML elements just as easily as on a div. And screen readers can handle elements nested inside a grouping div just fine, that’s how div’s are supposed to be used. The accessibility issues
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by stefan_lec 4mo ago
This is not true. Tailwind defaults to rem as the underlying length unit for almost everything. You have to go to extra effort in most cases to use px.