Raindrop.io Bookmarks 03/05/2023

2023年3月5日 著

• Continuous growth is cancer | Christian Heilmann

  "I am worried about this as there is no logic to thinking that everything has to grow, get better and more. Not everybody wants to go up the career ladder and there should be no shame in finding a place you are happy in and stay on that level."

• Can ChatGPT Help or Hinder People With Communication Disabilities?

  "We don't know how many of the one million users testing the ChatGPT system now have problems with literacy, written expression, or spelling. But so far it looks like a game changer to help people produce texts with little or less effort."

• What is a Carbon Footprint?

  "Sending and storing emails also contributes to the digital carbon footprint. To reduce this impact, avoid sending large attachments, unsubscribe from unnecessary mailing lists, and delete old emails."

• 6 common SVG fails (and how to fix them) | by Mariana Beldi | Feb, 2023 | UX Collective

  "The viewBox is a common point of confusion when working with SVG. It's technically fine to use inline SVG without it, but we would lose one of its most significant benefits: scaling with the container."

• A guide to CSS object-view-box - LogRocket Blog

  "The release of Chrome 104 introduced a native approach to zoom or pan within the content of an element. The CSS object-view-box property makes this possible by specifying a view box over an element and enabling us to adjust the positioning and scaling to meet our specific needs."

• You Don't Need a Build Step

  "As long as developers are not writing raw HTML, JS, and CSS, and need to optimize assets for the performance of the end user, there will inevitably be some sort of "build" step. Whether that step is a separate step that takes minutes and happens in CI/CD or just-in-time when the request happens, depends on your framework or stack of choice."

• Simplified Dark Mode With Style Queries | Stephanie Eckles

  "Style queries are an extended part of the containment spec which container queries also came from. TL;DR: they allow you to query for style features of a container and apply rules to its children."