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Comment · 1 month ago
Matt is Automattic's CEO.... I see what you're doing... ;)

We/I want to build useful things. This is a distraction. I believe Automattic is a net benefit for the web and look forward to having more focus to continue delivering on that. Internally, were focused on that.

Comment · 1 month ago
:) Not sure.
Comment · 1 month ago
I have worked at Automattic for ~7 years. I don't see the history of bad ideas coming from Burning man.

Matt is always looking for inspiration, as we all should be. Whether it comes from Burning man or elsewhere seems irrelevant.

Comment · 4 months ago
AI generated code is the new plastic... GitHub is the Pacific Garbage patch.
Comment · 5 months ago
These "but it's ai" responses are boring. This doesn't read as an AI generated post. It provides concise, useful, source-backed information to communicate an important point. Who caresssssss....
Comment · 4 years ago
The author does solicit donations via cashapp in multiple posts. Also links to an Amazon birthday wish list which is pretty bizarre...
Comment · 6 years ago
Great feedback. Appreciate it.

>I usually avoid adding more browser extensions as they make Chrome slower and more buggy.

I feel you.

Comment · 6 years ago
Hey!

1. It surfaces hidden submenu items.

This will immediately give you access to all the navigational links that you wouldn't get access to.

2. It harmonizes tabbing experience visually.

Sites have made a mess of focus indicators, most removing them. This extension will make the active selection more visible.

3. It surfaces the associated link easier.

4. In the near future it will support all HTML elements.

You'll be able to search for the inputs and select the one you choose.

5. It pulls in history/favorite/open tabs/common sites to pull your browsing context into the current tab.

6. It's a more natural flow.

To select a link and follow it with chrome you need to: 1.CMD/CTRL + F 2. Search for link 3. ESC to select the element (esc is a weird key here) 4. Enter

Instead 1.CMD/CTRL + F 2. Search for link 3. TAB to select the element 4. Enter

7. You can see the search results in the result set all at once even if they are far apart on the page.

Comment · 6 years ago
My electric toothbrush is about to get a pretty cool upgrade.
Comment · 6 years ago
Everything that happens to me is a consequence of decisions I have made based on decisions others have made based on decisions others have made... Everything is playing out how it should.

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