Michael Mathews

@matuzo it goes both ways of course, the line between developer and designer is more organisational than technical; We all need to know a bit of stuff outside our own fields to be fully effective. But intentionally ignoring it makes no sense. I can’t imagine a fine art painter saying they “didn’t need to know” about the chemistry of their paints, or a composer not wanting to understand how a musician performs.

Just read up on the new item-flow proposal by the Webkit team and on first sight it feels like a really elegant solution to masonry-in-CSS that also seems to enable some new functionality in the process. I'm excited to see this being iterated on!

https://webkit.org/blog/16587/item-flow-part-1-a-new-unified-concept-for-layout/

@hdv @Felienne I wish more people looked at ChatGPT as a *conversation simulator*. It actually is the most accurate description, just like ELIZA, only with multitudes more code in the making. Taking that point of view would solve a whole host of problems in my humble opinion.