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Mark Finkle retweeted
I am looking for a senior dev that has experience working on gecko-based projects aka Firefox
Working on building a browser using Firefox as the foundation and we need someone who groks the internals/beyond the front end
The client is great to work with! lmk if this is you ✨
Mark Finkle retweeted
Mozilla had an amazing remote work culture. Tooling was a big part of it, but I think one of the biggest reasons was a cultural expectation that every team would get together for a "work week" about once a quarter.
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Great to see web push finally make it onto iOS
iOS and iPadOS 16.4 beta 1 is now available with:
• Web Push for Home Screen web apps
• Focus support for Web Push
• Badging API
• Manifest ID
• Third-party browser support for Add to Home Screen
And more: webkit.org/blog/13878/web-pu…
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A single state dominates this corner of the snack industry. atlasobscura.com/articles/pe…
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Krampus is the horrifying Christmas icon we needed in our lives. atlasobscura.com/articles/wh…
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The intro tackles the idea that "Remote ≠ Distributed", an important lesson learned in my time at Elastic.
gidi.io/team-dynamics/2022/0…
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I redesigned my blog! I wanted to use Next.js AND to have a design that didn’t feel like it was a blog for only tech. So I wrote a blog post about how I broke down the redesign process!
glitteringkatie.com/posts/de…
Mark Finkle retweeted
ALT Panel 1: "Backend" passing note in class to "Frontend" Panel 2: "Frontend" with a happy face, seeing the note says "200 OK" Panel 3: "Frontend" with an angry face, seeing the body says { error: "Internal Server Error", status: 500 }
Mark Finkle retweeted
I'm probably the weird one for this, but I love designing, writing and building documentation. It neither has to be ugly nor static.
This is my latest iteration of documenting our theming tools for @elastic's design system.
ALT Screenshot of Elastic UI's Typography documentation page for Sass. Mainly shows the Font weight section with an example, the weight tokens in a table, and a slider to experiment with variable font weights.
Mark Finkle retweeted
Made a Snapchat filter of my dog, check it out! snapchat.com/unlock/?type=SN…
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Wow: "And yet the temporary train wreck of that market Monday and Tuesday has seen the wholesale price of electricity in Houston go from $22 a megawatt-hour to about $9,000."
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Mark Finkle retweeted
The Firefox Frontier: Make Firefox your default browser on iOS (finally!) ift.tt/2ZGgxik
Mark Finkle retweeted
This is fascinating: 20,000 articles on Scots Wikipedia look to have been written by one person who was pretty much guessing at how the Scots language works, and that data may have made it into numerous machine learning models
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Mark Finkle retweeted
Indexing your data sets and documenting it is another example of a problem lots of companies have but there’s no great tool for it, so everyone builds their own. Here’s Shopify’s: engineering.shopify.com/blog…
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Have you ever written a Twitter thread, and then wished you could turn it into a blog post? You can now do it in seconds.
