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What a trip. I just found this old photo. It was taken in Barcelona circa 2014. The four of us here were all speakers at a conference called Webvisions.

I’m sitting next to the legendary @leaverou@front-end.social, whose name was unfamiliar to me at the time. Now, of course, I and many other front-end developers know her name. Or at least should.

Hi, Lea! 👋🏻 Your talk was rad!

Also at the table is accessibility advocate @brucelawson@vivaldi.net!

I think this was in the basement of the hotel where the speakers were staying.

it looks like some of the first orders since i relaunched knityak.com have arrived with folks. so that is 16 to 20 calendar day lead times for individual orders in the usa with my new manufacturer. here is one of my vintage mac boot rom cardigans in navy with a custom dithered background fade in three shades of pink. this is an actual vintage mac boot rom from archive dot org converted to an image and coded by me to knit strip by strip. i think the numbers are scsi drive numbers and the little chip hardcoded on a floppy was for the firmware loading or not loading. here are the items with this code pattern knityak.com/collections/…

Thank the gods Jira’s AI tool has this excellent option to make the ticket longer. Just what I was looking for! /s

When accessibility testing with screen readers, I love hearing them read Lorem Ipsum. I get a little chuckle every time.

@boilingsteam@mstdn.jp As a veteran developer, I will admit that I used code snippets, copied algorithms out of books, accepted auto-complete, and used canned routines. NPM and nodeJS have their attractions, but security isn’t one of them. I can see how AI search (not gen) could be part of a better faster secure development process. As a maintenance programmer, or supervising other developers, I don’t want the hassle of having to decode code that didn’t come from my juniors, and generalizing my testing for cases that ought not be programmed in the first place but could now be there. GenAI is like maintaining code made by the averaging of people you don’t know, not knowing how they think, assuming without confidence levels of competence you’ve grown to expect as professional. How could that be good?

I’ve never been a Digital Ocean customer. But they’re really taking a nose dive right now.

First, they offer healthy financial support for the fascist Linux project, otherwise known as Omarchy. Now they’re killing one of the best CSS resources around, @csstricks@mastodon.social.

How are they killing it? Well, they’re giving SO much money to fascism that they can no longer afford the small potatoes of a CSS community knowledge base.

As @eric@social.ericwbailey.website points out, so many of us front-end developers are indebted to CSS Tricks. The authors there have been invaluable to my own skillset.

ericwbailey.website/published/…

It’s painful to see this kind of thing happening. I hate fascism and death by capitalism.

🔜 Es sind noch Plätze frei.

🧠 Künstliche Intelligenz selbst gemacht (Bildungszeit)

👉 In diesem Kurs entwickelst du mit Python ein eigenes neuronales Netz – Schritt für Schritt. Du lernst, wie Feed-Forward und Backpropagation funktionieren und warum das die Basis für alles ist, von Bilderkennung bis ChatGPT.

Jede einzelne Zeile Code wird erklärt und hergeleitet, wodurch die zugrunde liegende Funktionsweise moderner KI-Systeme transparent nachvollziehbar wird. Und das Beste: Wir hören nicht bei der Theorie auf. Wir zeigen dir, wie diese Prinzipien in aktuellen KI-Anwendungen wie Sprachmodellen und Bildgenerierung zum Einsatz kommen. Mit Richard Wotzlaw.

🤗 Für Programmieranfänger*innen geeignet, Mathe-Vorkenntnisse hilfreich, aber kein Muss. Als Bildungszeit in Berlin anerkannt.

🗓️ Mo–Fr, 21.–25.09.2026, 10–17 Uhr
📍 vhs Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
ℹ️ vhsit.berlin.de/VHSKURSE/…

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