Subnostr

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NoStranger

I love CSS!

To truly have control you need to understand it's rules and the cascading mindset.

Here's an example of a fun project made with it CSS by me, it's even in 3D.

https://codepen.io/nostranger/pen/abxzVKy

Allamex 1y ago

That’s really cool!

Good job!

Peaked through your code and I’m not at your level yet, but I can appreciate the art in it.

Thanks for sharing.

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HoloKat

I started off doing all CSS by hand so I don't mind it as much. But, I think things have advanced a lot in the last few years - I see so many css properties I was not aware of. Either they are new, or I just didn't know CSS as well as I thought.

Allamex 1y ago

I’m still learning and it seems like there are many new properties. Apparently now you can use emojis to represent text in css. Not sure it’s practical, but it’s possible.

💪🏼=flex

💄=red

Etc

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HoloKat

The fact that I can generate tailwind css based components with chatgpt is awesome!

Allamex 1y ago

CSS is a bitch

Allamex 1y ago

Time will cease to exist in the coming years.

#bitcoin nostr:note1c9rl0zc8r8g4x2pd3d2hdsc0h2w38k9gygghgwv8tsluqtaxqspqqaw9jw

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btconboard #LNHANCE or #CTV

High quality experienced coders are still in desperately short supply. However people fresh out of a boot camp with little practical experience are in oversupply. There’s some nuance here

Allamex 1y ago

I’m wanting to learn a new skill and I’ve got a few months to learn it. I can easily put in like 5 hours+/day. Even if that just gets me an internship would be fine.

I was just sick of my old job/field and wanted to build things.

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no₿ody™ 🧱

Tonight i FAFO’d that the qr code on the cover of the bitcoin standard is a real address with almost 60 million sats currently in it

Not bad!

Allamex 1y ago

Let’s hope there is someone with the keys to that.

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Logen

I can’t sleep at a time like this 😎

Allamex 1y ago

It’s way to exciting 🤙🏼

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Mike Dilger ☑️

So the UK's missiles are not so hot. They accidently shot a US drone, but both missiles missed. Then their trident nuclear missile test failed.

Manufacturers will cut corners and keep more profit if they think they can get away with it. Maybe they thought these missiles will probably never be used anyways, so they cut corners.

Military assets in frequent use work well. US nuclear missiles might have the same problem. So might Russian nuclear missiles. I could easily believe a manufacturer thinking "If a nuclear war starts we are all dead anyways, so why bother to make a functional missile? Maybe evem with a dud missile at least the enemy will survive, so by making a dud I'm kinda saving the world." This is even more true of bombs since they don't test the warheads anymore.

We might soon find out.

Allamex 1y ago

That’s a really solid point. Follow the money.

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