每一次坚持，都是在为梦想添砖加瓦。

人生晚吃苦不如早吃苦。人生是很累的，你现在不累，以后就会更累

我最擅长的就是模仿不红的人，因为模仿红的人，会被大家发现不像。

分手后不可以做朋友，因为彼此伤害过，不可以做敌人，因为彼此深爱过，所以我们变成了最熟悉的陌生人

无论过去发生过什么，无论你是否准备好了，下一刻都是一个崭新的开始。

只有能够看清自己，才能做到轻装上阵。

爱一个人，最好的方式，就是经营好自己，给对方一个优质的爱人不是拼命对一个人好，那个人就会拼命爱你，俗世的感情，难免有现实的一面，你有价值，你的付出才有人重视，人和人想要保持长久而舒适的关系，是靠共性和吸引，而不是压迫奉承和一味的付出，以及道德绑架式的自我感动，不管是感情还是生活，用力过猛，必然辛苦……

Just discovered there's this absolutely drop dead gorgeous library just a short walk from where I live

wtf how did I not discover this sooner

Frontend

father, husband, css golfer, ux engineer, silently defining variables as /sdv sdv.wtf

Motivating use case for me is transitioning heights and margins of hidden elements to zero while also accounting for margin “collapsing” behavior. Basically, if a hidden child is flanked on both sides by visible siblings with margin, it should offset one of those with negative margin in its “outro” transition so there is no visual break once it leaves the flow and the siblings’ margins collapse.

But yes, fair points – these selectors are situationally useful, performant the way regex lookahead assertions are performant, and effectively a polyfill hack for when a serious “nth of selector” proposal hopefully eventually lands in CSS…

Behold – a CSS `display: block;` layout that auto-transitions children based on `[hidden]` attributes, while accounting for `margin` collapsing behavior. No JavaScript FLIP animations or DOM removal required.

Made possible with modern CSS syntax:
• `@starting-style`
• `transition-property: display` / `transition-behavior: allow-discrete`
• `interpolate-size: allow-keywords;`
• `:has()`

Behold – a CSS `display: block;` layout that auto-transitions children based on `[hidden]` attributes, while accounting for `margin` collapsing behavior. No JavaScript FLIP animations or DOM removal required.

Made possible with modern CSS syntax:
• `@starting-style`
• `transition-property: display` / `transition-behavior: allow-discrete`
• `interpolate-size: allow-keywords;`
• `:has()`

https://svelte.dev/playground/28dfad59584043e8b367066c99e8bef7?version=5.16.1

如果愿意对一切致以爱意

那么冷风也和顺，暴雨也温柔

Recently switched from using Z-Shell for the past decade to Fish [1].

When paired with the Fisher plugin manager [2] and the Tide prompt plugin [3], it's been a much more pleasant experience than I was expecting.

Like many before me, I have synthesized my setup into a bootstrap script I can run on a brand-new mac and everything Just Works™—you can find it here, though I recommend you use it for reference and not for your personal setup, as it is very opinionated and changing often: https://github.com/sds/.files?tab=readme-ov-file#dot-files

It's a pretty stark departure from my prior solution, but after a decade the YAGNI principle [4] has really rung true for me—I spent far too much time making my configuration framework [5] customizable to an unnecessary degree.

[1] https://fishshell.com/
[2] https://github.com/jorgebucaran/fisher
[3] https://github.com/IlanCosman/tide
[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You_aren%27t_gonna_need_it
[5] https://github.com/sds/dot

Fish just released their rewrite in Rust! A Herculean effort—very impressive.

Fish just released their rewrite in Rust! A Herculean effort—very impressive.

https://fishshell.com/blog/rustport/

Useful CSS child selectors for when siblings may be `[hidden]`:

First visible child:

	> :not(:not([hidden]) ~ *)

Last visible child:

	> :not(:has(~ :not([hidden])))

Middle visible child:

	> :is(:not([hidden]) ~ *):has(~ :not([hidden]))

Only visible child:

	> :not(:not([hidden]) ~ *):not(:has(~ :not([hidden])))

吃好喝好长生不老白白胖胖充满希望.

Since I'm new to Warpcast, what do you all do for fun here?

Farcaster

What's your favorite AI agent? What problem does it solve?

Silicon Valley Daily

Benedict Evan's yearly presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGDa3pO23Wc&t=2s

Sticky detection is coming to CSS `@container` queries 👀

Sticky detection is coming to CSS `@container` queries 👀

https://bsky.app/profile/nerdy.dev/post/3lcjhiazh7c26

去相信美好的东西：相信他人的善意，相信自己的能力，相信努力的意义，这些美好，你越相信，就越接近。

Smisa

@smasi