I think it's especially great for smaller apps/sites or prototyping. Setup is quick if you're already comfortable with CLI tools and configs. Or if you just want to get started immediately with no setup, just add a script into your site and when it needs to go into production later you can still do the setup process for a robust build.
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It helps to avoid the specificity problem. You don’t have to manage a complicated class system, you just set styles directly on the elements. Yes this is pretty much what everyone agreed in the past was the worst thing to do but that was before things like CSS variables existed (which Tailwind uses excessively) that lets you control details like color and fonts from a single point. So you don’t have to go through every component to change the brand color.
At work we don’t use Tailwind often but in our React apps we mostly use Theme-UI which lets us write regular CSS on each element in a nice JSON format instead of the class name hell that is Tailwind. This is my preferred way.
I also much prefer my robot to not send a live camera feed to some Chinese server. So even if Lidar were to be less good I’d opt for that.
I don’t know how much that is in normal degrees and I’m too lazy to check but I generally prefer cold. Heating up is much easier (if you’re privileged enough). You don’t have to shower every single day, you don’t need to drink as much. Its a bit of a hassle every time to go outside with all the extra clothes, my electric car is less efficient and opening windows to let fresh air in is unpleasant. But that’s a small price to pay.
Hot is just always shit.
AR is not dead but it will take much longer than expected to be as light and comfortable as a pair of sunglasses.
I’m hoping to see a lot of progress in display tech. We’ve already seen first transparent screens but there is still work to be done. I would love to let my monitors „disappear“ when not in use. Also flexible displays are maturing, this could get interesting.
Diese Fließband Analogie ist auch immer das was ich dabei im Kopf habe. Das gleiche gilt ja auch im Englischen. Verstehe nicht warum das dort in Ordnung ist, aber im Deutschen nicht. Es passt einfach.
Usually just Apple Maps but be careful when going to places outside of cities as it will choose weird paths through dirt roads that might not even be accessible by car, when there is a perfectly fine road parallel to it.
Try to kill some up-and-coming Hitler.
Or Basejumping.
Es wäre meiner Meinung nach trotzdem der richtige Weg erstmal auf den schlechten Wasserstoff zu setzen damit die Infrastruktur schonmal da ist. Später müssen dann die Gesetze verschärft werden.
Es ist doch ähnlich bei Batterie E-Autos. Man fing mit den Lithium Ionen Akkus an und entwickelt währenddessen schon an neuen Technologien die umweltschonender sind. Gleichzeitig wird auch die Stromerzeugung selbst immer grüner. Die Infrastruktur mit den Ladesäulen bleibt aber gleich.
Man darf nicht immer sofort auf Perfektion setzen, auch wenn es das Ziel sein sollte.
zB wenn man noch neu in der Gegend ist und bei sengender Hitze (mit dem Hund) einen Spaziergang machen möchte.
Oder wenn man Wohnungen/Häuser sucht und sich einen Überblick verschaffen möchte wie es um das Gebäude herum über den Tag aussieht.
Es ist schon eher nischig, aber es gibt hier und da Gründe warum man sowas gerne hat.
Looking forward to this, I loved the book! They spoiled a bit too much in the trailer. Rocky should be a surprise to the viewer.