🌐 Internet's shortest URLs, Digitizing smell and Next.js 12.3
Hello there!
What a week it's been: I (finally) published the latest version of Karma! Who would've thought working on a VS Code theme update would take me literally months? 😅 (It also has a new 💫 light mode!)
Also, since it's only a week away—if you're coming, see you at React India conf!
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📚 To read
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Digitizing Smell: Using Molecular Maps to Understand Odor — Google AI Blog "How can we measure a smell?"
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TIL: You Can Access A User’s Camera with Just HTML "The interesting thing about the capture attribute is for users coming to your website on a mobile device. If they interact with that input, instead of opening up the default file picker, it will actually open up one of their cameras. "
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Next.js 12.3 and an update to the Layouts RFC Also check out the "wow-inducing" page for Next.js conf!
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Creative list styling — web.dev A look at some useful and creative ways to style a list.
👀 Some more cool stuff
- Shortest URLs on the Internet What’s the shortest URL for which content is served on the internet? There are quite a few single-letter second-level domains that are used in very short URLs, such as Google’s http://g.co or Facebook’s https://m.me....But we can go shorter than this.
- Apple’s Next Big Thing: A Business Model Change
- Looria analyzes Reddit posts and comments to find the most popular products
- SQLite Doesn't Use Git
- The Steve Jobs Archive
⌨️ Keyboards
Matrix Vita with DCS Deadbeats
That's all for now, have a great week!
Stay kind 💜