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on Wednesday September 16, 2026 @02:10AM (#49722667)
A reusable architecture for building human-directed recursive AI agents.
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on Tuesday August 04, 2026 @06:10PM (#49175931)
How I built an open-source home for ideas, projects, and context outside AI tools.
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on Thursday June 11, 2026 @03:14AM (#48487291)
What preserving human judgment inside AI loops looks like in practice.
Re:Who Owns the Loop?
on Tuesday June 09, 2026 @11:23PM (#48471024)
Automation should scale clarity, not replace judgment.
Rapid Design System
Re:Rapid Design System
on Tuesday June 09, 2026 @12:34PM (#48463365)
Rapid Design System (RDS) is a theme-first methodology for building practical design systems in fast-moving product teams.
Swarm – A design protocol for nonlinear creativity
How I almost shipped a product every month in 2015
How to use the Harp.js static site generator
How to use Buffer to measure your content
Booterator theme boilerplate now available in SASS
Booterator Bootstrap theme boilerplate available in SASS
Re:How Many Times Has Your Personal Information Been Exposed to Hackers?
on Wednesday July 29, 2015 @01:08PM (#9970002)
Thanks for that, very handy
Re:I self-published a learn-to-code book and made nearly $5k in pre-or...
on Tuesday July 07, 2015 @07:43PM (#9848902)
800 is pretty good to have out of the starting gate. The number one hardest thing I've found in self-publishing is to build a good following or email list. I'm around 500 subscribers at this point. That's after about a year of working to build the list. Kickstarter is a good idea I hadn't really considered. Thanks again. oh and if you want to check out my books, head over to mattlambert.ca
Re:I self-published a learn-to-code book and made nearly $5k in pre-or...
on Tuesday July 07, 2015 @07:36PM (#9848871)
Thanks for your post. I've also written a few code book but only have sold on gumroad. I'm going to try out amazon and leanpub as other sales channels to.
Question... did you have a large email list when you were selling your pre-orders? How did you get the word out? Just product hunt?
Re:ReactCSS – Bringing Classes to Inline Styles
on Monday July 06, 2015 @03:53PM (#9841768)
Is it not just making things more complicated to put some CSS separate and some at the component level? Sounds like a nightmare for a designer who comes in to the game that didn't design the app.
I'm not saying breaking CSS into separate files is a perfect solution (this is what I do), but at least it allows you to have everything in one place so anyone can pick up and customize.
I work with some pretty complicated enterprise CMS systems and they are already terrible complex. Last thing I want to do is start spreading CSS all over the app.
Re:ReactCSS – Bringing Classes to Inline Styles
on Friday July 03, 2015 @11:32AM (#9826110)
what happened to a clear division between js and css? In my experience many developers want nothing to do with css, they want a designer who can code to handle that