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gotta be using pixel fonts for those, they been around for 25 years, actually readable at 8px lol

You're personally unable to look at twitch on it?

Might as well edit and add some suggestions

I'm really sorry this is my contribution/comment atm, I'm very interested in this stuff, but I am having a hell of a time reading this. Even if you keep the font I can't figure if some increased letter-spacing would help, really though I need some line-spacing and paragraph margin bottom for the love of god it's a contrasty text wall blur and I can't focus :( I'm getting old I guess, coding since the late 90s, and here we are finally the point my optometrist warned me about that I'll need glasses soon lol

Was just wondering that myself.. why they went with "rule" in `column-rule` and now `row-rule`

Would love a version with the largest rectangle possible without the black/missing bits

> Our tokens are integrated into the designer’s tooling and we have a build pipeline that allows them to update the frontend with minimal developer supervision, which has been a huge time saver and QoL improvement for both developers and designers.

Like did you integrate into figma, or write a gui for them, or something else?

> ... setting a bunch of css styles through a long winded AI conversation

Any links on this topic you rate/could share?

"... with fares that will be comparable to airline ticket costs"

I can only guess either you know homeless people that can afford such tickets, or you simply didn't RTFA.

Nice positive attitude btw.

(I really don't mean to "take the piss" as the British say... but I have worked before with a CMS architected to be a static site publishing tool called OpenText Web Site Management, formerly Red Dot I think, it's like 20 years old or something. It just gets me when being "ahead of the curve" has caught up to something some Germans made that long ago.)

Nice thanks, good link - that reflection picture is nice. So they had it last a week before, and this time it's coming up on a year.

It's a bit late on a Sunday night for me, but that said..

It strikes me as a bit odd that it automatically assumes you want alpha transparency if the percentages do not sum 100%. I can't say I'd feel like I have some argument for why not. Maybe it's just my gut feeling that is like, transparency is so much more declarative elsewhere like "rgbA". I would have probably guessed it would be white or black by default.

It also strikes me as odd that you have to add a "p2" color/parameter called "transparent" if you just want to make a color a bit transparent. Like if you're going to automatically just force transparency as the default thing to choose for two colors which don't sum as 100%, then why not do something similar here, default the third parameter so I can just do `color-mix(in srgb, blue 20%)`

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You at Microsoft don't use Microsoft's fast.design?