Made a simple e-reader case as a first sewing project in a while.

Framework for getting specific, helpful feedback on your work in a structured way.

The post asks readers to reflect on which food and drink combination best represents their personality or identity.

An 11-year-old feature request was finally resolved, evoking nostalgia and emotions about the long journey.

CSS clamp() helps create responsive designs efficiently by setting flexible size values with minimum, preferred, and maximum constraints.

Codemods are automated scripts that transform code to work with newer systems, making upgrades and migrations easier.

Learn how to modify commit timestamps in Git when needed.

GitHub Actions can automatically label and close inactive pull requests and issues, helping maintain clean project repositories.

Family member fell victim to a sophisticated email scam that used hidden account settings to avoid detection while stealing information.

A livestream explaining how reducers work is now available.

Both humans and LLMs are non-deterministic, but only humans are held accountable for their errors.

A 2.5-year-old named Nadia shared sweet words with her parent during a walk that perfectly captured the essence of parenthood.

Writer returns to GitHub after maternity leave with mixed feelings about being back at work.

The author uses "a moose playing Go in a park while drinking boba" as a test prompt to evaluate AI image and video generation tools.

Writer shares their mobile note-taking setup using Obsidian's Notebook Navigator plugin and Cupertino theme.

Tracked 2000 poops over 5+ years using Poop Map app as a joke—a story of dedication and achievement.

Questions to help identify why a pursuit feels like a drag and decide what to do about it.

Author created a fun gif using the Fliiip Book animation tool.

Created a visualizer for tree data structures (not actual trees).

The post suggests complete freedom of imagination exists temporarily—anything is possible until reality (the next game) begins again.