Giffen's and Jevons' paradoxes.
The cheaper the tool, the more we will produce with it.
Shorter thoughts, TILs, and quick updates.
Giffen's and Jevons' paradoxes.
The cheaper the tool, the more we will produce with it.
TIL: You can use CSS color-mix() to generate varying shades of a base color without needing SASS or complex CSS variables. Extremely handy for creating hover states based off a design system's primary color.
.btn:hover { background: color-mix(in srgb, var(--primary) 90%, white); }
Been tweaking the system prompt for my local agent setup. Giving it a structured "thought" block before making tool calls significantly reduces errors and hallucinated file paths.
Enjoying the simplicity of plain HTML/CSS again. There's something freeing about not having to worry about hydration, build steps, or framework-specific router caveats when all you want to do is publish text.