3D yourself into an nba game
this is starting to look cool | twitter.com/polycam3d
Polycam used live onstage by the @NBA commissioner! In the future you can 3D scan yourself into NBA games, or you can do it now in our app😉 #nba https://t.co/b0qEZCtdI5
— polycam (@Polycam3D) February 17, 2023
Your new, lightweight, JavaScript framework
found a similar framework last week (htmx), will look more into it | alpinejs.dev
The 25 Percent Rule for Tackling Technical Debt
suggestions about how the manage technical debt | shopify.engineering
Say hello to Weather Machine
with the demise of darksky, alternative weather api services have sprung up, this one looks promising | helloweather.com
Generative AI is coming for the lawyers
disruption in the law space, not really surprising | arstechnica.com
The Limits of Computational Photography
turns out the moon photo from a samsung s23 ultra, combines optical + digital + ai trained on a specific subject 😮 | pxlnv.com
Could Gravity Batteries Win The Energy Storage War?
hadn’t heard about it, an alternative to lithium-ion batteries to store energy | oilprice.com
useSignal() is the Future of Web Frameworks
the concept of signals compared to the useState in react. there’s also an interesting discussion on twitter | builder.io
I really don't mean to be too dismissive of the enthusiasm around signals. I just prefer to imagine a world where the main thing you think about when building components is something other than optimizing update performance. https://t.co/2elo1vB0Rq
— Andrew Clark (@acdlite) February 23, 2023
