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Inter­nal secu­ri­ty has always been a NATO pri­or­i­ty. Over the years, the posters, cards, and cal­en­dars below have adorned the walls and the desks inside the Head­quar­ters, remind­ing NATO employ­ees of the impor­tance of dis­cre­tion. These cul­tur­al arti­facts are tes­ti­mo­ni­als to the pre­oc­cu­pa­tions of our times.

AI can­not do your job, but an AI sales­man can 100% con­vince your boss to fire you and replace you with an AI that can’t do your job, and when the bub­ble bursts, the mon­ey-hem­or­rhag­ing ​“foun­da­tion mod­els” will be shut off. We’ll lose the AI that can’t do your job, and you will be long gone, retrained, retired, or ​“dis­cour­aged” and out of the labor mar­ket, and no one will do your job.

A bare­ly read­able two-pix­el-tall font.

I want to look at prac­ti­cal uses for CSS trigono­met­ric func­tions. And we’ll start with what may be the most pop­u­lar func­tions of the ​“worst” fea­ture: sin() and cos().

State-of-the-art TTS mod­el under 25MB 😻 . Con­tribute to KittenML/​KittenTTS devel­op­ment by cre­at­ing an account on GitHub.

Fonts are one of the most vis­i­ble, most pow­er­ful parts of the web. And yet: almost every­one gets them wrong.

I am an AI hater. This is con­sid­ered rude, but I do not care, because I am a hater.

Wide gamut Col­or 4 com­pli­ant CSS gra­di­ent builder.

3^d

A bit of his­to­ry on the opti­mal line length for text whether for cod­ing or read­ing.

Fore­sightJS is a light­weight JavaScript library that pre­dicts user intent based on mouse move­ments and key­board nav­i­ga­tion, enabling opti­mal prefetch­ing tim­ing and improved per­for­mance.

Preser­va­tion­ists at the Video Game His­to­ry Foun­da­tion pur­chased the rights to Com­put­er Enter­tain­er, the first video game mag­a­zine ever writ­ten and uploaded it for free.

Claude Code has con­sid­er­ably changed my rela­tion­ship to writ­ing and main­tain­ing code at scale. I still write code at the same lev­el of qual­i­ty, but I feel like I have a new free­dom of expres­sion which is hard to ful­ly artic­u­late. Claude Code has decou­pled myself from writ­ing every line of code, I still con­sid­er myself ful­ly respon­si­ble for every­thing I ship to Puzzmo, but the abil­i­ty to instant­ly cre­ate a whole scene instead of going line by line, word by word is incred­i­bly pow­er­ful.

Native CSS tran­si­tions have qui­et­ly killed the strongest argu­ment for client-side rout­ing. Yet peo­ple keep build­ing ter­ri­ble apps instead of per­for­mant web­sites.

Dive deep into QR codes.

Sim­ple cross-brows­er cook­ie-con­sent plu­g­in writ­ten in vanil­la js

Build­ing a small val­i­da­tion rule to cov­er WCAG Col­or con­trast rules, with some help from Claude Code

mbake is a Make­file for­mat­ter and lin­ter. It only took 50 years! — EbodShojaei/​bake

It seems iron­ic that I’m even typ­ing this, but the very thing I’ve delib­er­ate­ly moved away from over the years — putting my face to my brand — has now become absolute­ly essen­tial. If Cre­ative Boom, or any inde­pen­dent pub­li­ca­tion, is going to sur­vive the next 12 months, we need to act fast. And I’m not being dra­mat­ic. AI is fun­da­men­tal­ly chang­ing how peo­ple access infor­ma­tion…

A web com­po­nent to add line num­bers next to var­i­ous HTML ele­ments — zach­leat/­line-num­bers

Check mul­ti­ple time­zones around the world with a few clicks. Per­fect for remote teams and glob­al col­lab­o­ra­tions.

Test­ing ver­ti­cal met­rics typog­ra­phy across browsers.

Gen­er­ate strong and secure pass­words by col­lect­ing let­ters, num­bers, and sym­bols in a bas­ket

We’re opti­mists build­ing brand and dig­i­tal for the most impact­ful com­pa­nies of today and the founders defin­ing tomor­row.

A con­trast algo­rithm func­tion for CSS.