you can actually *feel* ice caps melting when you watch this bfl.ai/models/flux-3
So many things I am using CF for now that I just couldn't have imagined doing 2 yrs ago, based on UX alone. The product has just been on a very steady and real lift up. Don't know degree to which @superhighfives can be blamed for that, but @Cloudflare pls continue investing.🙏🔥
Replying to @bruno_simon
@bruno_simon How much of threejs-journey.com was developed by you, or is it built on a template (or other project) provided by Mux? I'm looking at options for an LMS, and really like the way you integrated materials, quizzes, etc. I imagine it's all custom but wanted to ask.
More Astro hot takes. I still see a lot of upside to @nextjs ...but my *next* (ahem) side project will be using Astro. And yes, @bunjsproject
itnext.io/ok-astro-is-the-be…
Blogs are ready to have another moment, ...can you feel it? 2024 could be (thank god) a little less about newsletters.🙄
“artists” isn’t the right word, doesn’t accurately describe the balance of their role as co-creators.
Luckily, we already have a term for this role. This is art direction and these are art directors.
Replying to @pocketcasts
@pocketcasts What is the trick to making podcasts sync to the watch in a reliable way? I am often on my way out for a run looking at a podcast downloading, wavering between 1%...5% downloaded, and then back down to 1% over a 15 or 20 minute period.
Kerns retweeted
The popular current design style for websites is basically 80s empty VHS tapes. Pretty cool.
Replying to @coreyward
@coreyward You are reading this in all likelihood with power from a truck. So I'll get right to it. When things get normal there again in Austin, could you consider estimating in hours, what it would take for a skilled Svelte dev to port react-portable-text to Svelte? 🙏 Godspeed
Or to SvelteKit, more precisely... people in Svelte-land also want to use @sanity_io and portable text, it turns out.
Replying to @sanity_io
@sanity_io I can’t be the first one begging you to create a lower end paid tier. $1200 USD a year is a lot for a small business or independent. And I have a hard time saddling clients with that annual cost when I can find other, albeit less elegant solutions, available for free.
24 ~ 35 USD would be the sweet spot for a lot of use cases. Allowances for traffic/bandwidth could be much tighter.
I really appreciate there is such a generous paid tier but paying nothing also creates a weird unease, …exacerbated by the huge jump to 99!
Replying to @nomadgoods
@nomadgoods can we agree this case would age a lot better if the composite plastics were color matched not to the new condition of the leather, but to the (predictably) darker, patinated color?
Replying to @codesandbox
@codesandbox this is not the best UI when one is looking for a NextJS 13 + Tailwind ^3.0 starter. Would a little icon that revealed the package.json when tapped/hovered fix it?
Any way you chose to surface the info that didn't require spinning up the project would be OK with me.
“In custody is not a gang of thieves who planned a Hollywood-style heist, but a 49-year-old construction worker, with the Twitter name @ArtFreak, who was arrested on Monday.”
A reluctant but necessary #heistwatch 👀
nytimes.com/2021/07/01/world…











