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We build cool ass websites for startups and major brands.
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Our owner spotted this post and wanted to tell you to enjoy a "Primanti's" and "I-urn city" for him since he moved away.
We have no idea what he's talking about, but he said a fellow "yinzer" would understand
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
We think he's finally snapped.
We have no idea what he's talking about, but he said a fellow "yinzer" would understand
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
We think he's finally snapped.
a man says i think that guy gone crazy in a garden
ALT: a man says i think that guy gone crazy in a garden
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April 18, 2025 at 7:06 AM
Our owner spotted this post and wanted to tell you to enjoy a "Primanti's" and "I-urn city" for him since he moved away.
We have no idea what he's talking about, but he said a fellow "yinzer" would understand
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
We think he's finally snapped.
We have no idea what he's talking about, but he said a fellow "yinzer" would understand
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
We think he's finally snapped.
We use different languages everyday depending on whose project we're working on.
It's only a problem when you haven't mastered a tech before learning a new one.
It's only a problem when you haven't mastered a tech before learning a new one.
April 11, 2025 at 1:53 PM
We use different languages everyday depending on whose project we're working on.
It's only a problem when you haven't mastered a tech before learning a new one.
It's only a problem when you haven't mastered a tech before learning a new one.
We prefer to think of him like that whacky dude in the old power companies:
Knowledgeable enough to be dangerous.
He can write code and make tools, but he has no clue what he's doing or how to do it correctly.
We're often called to fix / rewrite these tools when the performance cracks at scale.
Knowledgeable enough to be dangerous.
He can write code and make tools, but he has no clue what he's doing or how to do it correctly.
We're often called to fix / rewrite these tools when the performance cracks at scale.
March 28, 2025 at 6:03 AM
We prefer to think of him like that whacky dude in the old power companies:
Knowledgeable enough to be dangerous.
He can write code and make tools, but he has no clue what he's doing or how to do it correctly.
We're often called to fix / rewrite these tools when the performance cracks at scale.
Knowledgeable enough to be dangerous.
He can write code and make tools, but he has no clue what he's doing or how to do it correctly.
We're often called to fix / rewrite these tools when the performance cracks at scale.
We enjoy tailwind but have found that sometimes having some reusable high level classes are helpful.
Adding SASS to help readability and using the @apply directive are great for skinning your forms and other reusable elements.
Check it out: tailwindcss.com/docs/functio...
Adding SASS to help readability and using the @apply directive are great for skinning your forms and other reusable elements.
Check it out: tailwindcss.com/docs/functio...
Functions and directives - Core concepts
A reference for the custom functions and directives Tailwind exposes to your CSS.
tailwindcss.com
March 27, 2025 at 7:53 AM
We enjoy tailwind but have found that sometimes having some reusable high level classes are helpful.
Adding SASS to help readability and using the @apply directive are great for skinning your forms and other reusable elements.
Check it out: tailwindcss.com/docs/functio...
Adding SASS to help readability and using the @apply directive are great for skinning your forms and other reusable elements.
Check it out: tailwindcss.com/docs/functio...
Yes.
See our recent comment about a decade's worth of JavaScript code that we had worked on for CNN.
See our recent comment about a decade's worth of JavaScript code that we had worked on for CNN.
February 24, 2025 at 2:36 PM
Yes.
See our recent comment about a decade's worth of JavaScript code that we had worked on for CNN.
See our recent comment about a decade's worth of JavaScript code that we had worked on for CNN.
It took us about a week to start contributing.
The toughest part was deeper into their system migration when we'd stumble on bugs that would send us on a fox hunt.
Extra attributes would get added to objects as they got passed around making it maddening to find the source of the mutations.
The toughest part was deeper into their system migration when we'd stumble on bugs that would send us on a fox hunt.
Extra attributes would get added to objects as they got passed around making it maddening to find the source of the mutations.
February 23, 2025 at 6:12 AM
It took us about a week to start contributing.
The toughest part was deeper into their system migration when we'd stumble on bugs that would send us on a fox hunt.
Extra attributes would get added to objects as they got passed around making it maddening to find the source of the mutations.
The toughest part was deeper into their system migration when we'd stumble on bugs that would send us on a fox hunt.
Extra attributes would get added to objects as they got passed around making it maddening to find the source of the mutations.
We have seen the horrors of raw JS.
What you're suggesting is fine for a small project or team. It falls apart when you scale.
Our work for CNN was on a decade's worth of JS written by a lot of people / teams. With morphing data types, it sometimes took days to understand what was happening.
What you're suggesting is fine for a small project or team. It falls apart when you scale.
Our work for CNN was on a decade's worth of JS written by a lot of people / teams. With morphing data types, it sometimes took days to understand what was happening.
February 23, 2025 at 6:04 AM
We have seen the horrors of raw JS.
What you're suggesting is fine for a small project or team. It falls apart when you scale.
Our work for CNN was on a decade's worth of JS written by a lot of people / teams. With morphing data types, it sometimes took days to understand what was happening.
What you're suggesting is fine for a small project or team. It falls apart when you scale.
Our work for CNN was on a decade's worth of JS written by a lot of people / teams. With morphing data types, it sometimes took days to understand what was happening.
The If() operator already exists in SASS.
Our team has been using this feature since 2017.
Why wait for CSS when you can do it in SASS today?!
;)
Our team has been using this feature since 2017.
Why wait for CSS when you can do it in SASS today?!
;)
January 28, 2025 at 8:30 PM
The If() operator already exists in SASS.
Our team has been using this feature since 2017.
Why wait for CSS when you can do it in SASS today?!
;)
Our team has been using this feature since 2017.
Why wait for CSS when you can do it in SASS today?!
;)
We've made this mistake enough times that we immediately spotted it. Pain is learning.
January 9, 2025 at 4:55 AM
We've made this mistake enough times that we immediately spotted it. Pain is learning.
There's a reason why many of us drink beer rather frequently and often have a loose grasp on morality.
When a number can transmute into an object, you're practically bankrupt of all sense of right and wrong anyways.
When a number can transmute into an object, you're practically bankrupt of all sense of right and wrong anyways.
January 9, 2025 at 4:51 AM
There's a reason why many of us drink beer rather frequently and often have a loose grasp on morality.
When a number can transmute into an object, you're practically bankrupt of all sense of right and wrong anyways.
When a number can transmute into an object, you're practically bankrupt of all sense of right and wrong anyways.
Agreed.
Our team leader added: "fear of being smashed in the mouth for being an asshole by the guy who pours concrete for a living is more likely to make you self-censor".
... he was a blue collared union dock worker before he went to college and became a dev. He's our special boy 😂.
Our team leader added: "fear of being smashed in the mouth for being an asshole by the guy who pours concrete for a living is more likely to make you self-censor".
... he was a blue collared union dock worker before he went to college and became a dev. He's our special boy 😂.
January 3, 2025 at 7:34 AM
Agreed.
Our team leader added: "fear of being smashed in the mouth for being an asshole by the guy who pours concrete for a living is more likely to make you self-censor".
... he was a blue collared union dock worker before he went to college and became a dev. He's our special boy 😂.
Our team leader added: "fear of being smashed in the mouth for being an asshole by the guy who pours concrete for a living is more likely to make you self-censor".
... he was a blue collared union dock worker before he went to college and became a dev. He's our special boy 😂.
As old timers of the interwebz, we have seen how inflammatory complete anonymity can become - anyone recall AOL.
We have more of a digital footprint today, but these persistent behaviors lead us to believe there's a myriad of undiagnosed psychiatric disorders online - particularly on social media.
We have more of a digital footprint today, but these persistent behaviors lead us to believe there's a myriad of undiagnosed psychiatric disorders online - particularly on social media.
January 3, 2025 at 5:33 AM
As old timers of the interwebz, we have seen how inflammatory complete anonymity can become - anyone recall AOL.
We have more of a digital footprint today, but these persistent behaviors lead us to believe there's a myriad of undiagnosed psychiatric disorders online - particularly on social media.
We have more of a digital footprint today, but these persistent behaviors lead us to believe there's a myriad of undiagnosed psychiatric disorders online - particularly on social media.
We asked our team leader and he said "they can choose from COBOL, APL, BASIC, or SIMULA 67. We expect excellence around these parts".
December 30, 2024 at 7:14 AM
We asked our team leader and he said "they can choose from COBOL, APL, BASIC, or SIMULA 67. We expect excellence around these parts".
Yes, but how are your leetcode skills?
(We're sarcastically joking at this obnoxious industry trend. We swear we're cute, don't hurt us)
(We're sarcastically joking at this obnoxious industry trend. We swear we're cute, don't hurt us)
December 30, 2024 at 5:42 AM
Yes, but how are your leetcode skills?
(We're sarcastically joking at this obnoxious industry trend. We swear we're cute, don't hurt us)
(We're sarcastically joking at this obnoxious industry trend. We swear we're cute, don't hurt us)
Our staff are super geeked to extend to you our warmest and sincerest congratulations.
Have the happiest of holidays!
Have the happiest of holidays!
December 17, 2024 at 9:08 AM
Our staff are super geeked to extend to you our warmest and sincerest congratulations.
Have the happiest of holidays!
Have the happiest of holidays!
We felt the same way. Then came the day we had to center a div.
Then came idiosyncratic JavaScript our colleague wrote: it made us question the meaning of life. We thought of the Futurama scene where Bender met God...
In our journeys, we learned that code will always humble the hell out of you.
Then came idiosyncratic JavaScript our colleague wrote: it made us question the meaning of life. We thought of the Futurama scene where Bender met God...
In our journeys, we learned that code will always humble the hell out of you.
bender from spongebob squarepants is standing in front of a galaxy
ALT: bender from spongebob squarepants is standing in front of a galaxy
media.tenor.com
December 16, 2024 at 9:16 AM
We felt the same way. Then came the day we had to center a div.
Then came idiosyncratic JavaScript our colleague wrote: it made us question the meaning of life. We thought of the Futurama scene where Bender met God...
In our journeys, we learned that code will always humble the hell out of you.
Then came idiosyncratic JavaScript our colleague wrote: it made us question the meaning of life. We thought of the Futurama scene where Bender met God...
In our journeys, we learned that code will always humble the hell out of you.
Being cool is only important when you're young
Coolness is the currency of young social status. When you're young & broke, coolness is the best thing we got for it.
When we have adult $$, we can buy neat toys. Who needs cool points when you can have a flamethrower for hornet's nests?
Coolness is the currency of young social status. When you're young & broke, coolness is the best thing we got for it.
When we have adult $$, we can buy neat toys. Who needs cool points when you can have a flamethrower for hornet's nests?
December 14, 2024 at 8:40 AM
Being cool is only important when you're young
Coolness is the currency of young social status. When you're young & broke, coolness is the best thing we got for it.
When we have adult $$, we can buy neat toys. Who needs cool points when you can have a flamethrower for hornet's nests?
Coolness is the currency of young social status. When you're young & broke, coolness is the best thing we got for it.
When we have adult $$, we can buy neat toys. Who needs cool points when you can have a flamethrower for hornet's nests?
Our staff says, listen to the voices and embrace the madness.
Weeeeeeeeeeeeee
Weeeeeeeeeeeeee
a black and white photo of the joker with a quote from the movie the dark knight rises .
ALT: a black and white photo of the joker with a quote from the movie the dark knight rises .
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December 13, 2024 at 8:08 AM
Our staff says, listen to the voices and embrace the madness.
Weeeeeeeeeeeeee
Weeeeeeeeeeeeee
We conferred the office and we agreed. Free kisses and hugs from you are the best.
But if you insist on paying, kisses and hugs from a hooker will do.
Happy holidays from our very twisted staff<3
But if you insist on paying, kisses and hugs from a hooker will do.
Happy holidays from our very twisted staff<3
December 11, 2024 at 1:50 PM
We conferred the office and we agreed. Free kisses and hugs from you are the best.
But if you insist on paying, kisses and hugs from a hooker will do.
Happy holidays from our very twisted staff<3
But if you insist on paying, kisses and hugs from a hooker will do.
Happy holidays from our very twisted staff<3
We remember when MySpace was popular. Then we slowly stopped caring about our top 5, our logins diminished in frequency, and then we sorta forgot about it for the next platform.
A few years later, you learned that the MySpace was decommissioned and you didn't care.
Welcome to the future for X.
A few years later, you learned that the MySpace was decommissioned and you didn't care.
Welcome to the future for X.
December 1, 2024 at 6:40 PM
We remember when MySpace was popular. Then we slowly stopped caring about our top 5, our logins diminished in frequency, and then we sorta forgot about it for the next platform.
A few years later, you learned that the MySpace was decommissioned and you didn't care.
Welcome to the future for X.
A few years later, you learned that the MySpace was decommissioned and you didn't care.
Welcome to the future for X.
They probably would've been amazed that Sarah from the cul-de-sac designed it to look like a sterile contemporary American home: devoid of personality, distinguishing features, and filled with the same themes as the neighbor's home. It's nearly indistinguishable from the cosmic background radiation
November 30, 2024 at 3:36 PM
They probably would've been amazed that Sarah from the cul-de-sac designed it to look like a sterile contemporary American home: devoid of personality, distinguishing features, and filled with the same themes as the neighbor's home. It's nearly indistinguishable from the cosmic background radiation