A look at the quantum software stack as it stands: the three modalities you can program against, the layers from QASM up to Qiskit and Q#, and why the transpiler and the debugging story matter more than the hardware headlines.
Chromium made the native select element styleable. This walks through appearance: base-select, the ::picker pseudo-element, sibling-index() for per-option maths, and the anchor positioning that makes a radial picker possible, without giving up keyboard support.
Building an AI application is mostly plumbing: keys kept out of the repo, a plan for 429 responses, and a chunking engine for anything longer than the token limit. Notes on what keeps an AI feature running once it leaves your laptop.
Four reasons I build layouts with Tailwind utilities instead of named CSS classes: the structure stays readable, one-off grids never need a name, and a context change is a class edit rather than a modifier.
A pass through the CSS landing in browsers now: random() and random-item(), clip-path folded corners, the containing-block catch in anchor positioning, and tabular-nums for WooCommerce dashboards that refuse to sit still.
In WordPress 7.0 unsynced patterns open in contentOnly mode by default, so any block without a content role goes uneditable. What to fix in block.json, what the new listView support gives container blocks, and how to switch the whole thing off.
A dashboard shows you what moved. These five methods tell you what caused it: doubly robust estimation, instrumental variables, regression discontinuity, difference-in-differences, and CATE, with the Python I run on live WooCommerce data.
Peeking at results, skipping the power calculation and tracking twenty metrics turn most A/B tests into noise. Here is the pre-test protocol I use on WordPress and WooCommerce sites, plus the short checklist I run before starting a test.
WordPress 7.0 Beta 5 adds a Command Palette shortcut to the admin bar and closes more than 101 bugs. What the shortcut does, how to register your own commands with the API, and why I update beta sites with WP-CLI.
Most like-for-like reporting gets solved in DAX and then runs slowly. This is the model I build instead: a bridge table with a store-month key, the comparison logic in SQL and Power Query, and a sales measure that is nothing but SUM.