What's !important #14: CSS Quake, Gap Decorations, and More
A roundup of the latest in CSS and web platform news, from CSS Quake to gap decorations, random(), and modern theming techniques.
A roundup of the latest in CSS and web platform news, from CSS Quake to gap decorations, random(), and modern theming techniques.
A real bus ride sparked an algorithm challenge. Can you seat n adults and m children safely given strict pairing rules?
A practical checklist for making web pages easy for AI answer engines to extract, summarize, and cite.
LunarSite is a three-stage ML pipeline that ranks candidate landing sites on the lunar south pole, validated against NASA's Artemis III shortlist.
HolmesGPT running end-to-end on a real GKE cluster shows what autonomous incident response actually looks like in production.
A three-person team spent months optimizing the wrong AI feature while two silent ones burned 71% of their budget.
Smart rings and watches emit far less RF energy than phones. Here's what the research actually says about wearables and sleep quality.
Reflection loops make AI agents confidently wrong. Here's a deterministic validation pattern that actually works for structured output.
High-stakes agentic AI systems need machine-enforceable responsibility contracts, not just capabilities and prompts, to govern authority at scale.
A breakdown of CherryScript's interpreter architecture, covering bytecode compilation, streaming lexers, and state isolation for high-volume data pipelines.
LLM misinformation falls into three distinct failure modes. Journalism's institutional solutions map directly to engineering fixes for each.
A CSS-only approach to pie charts that eliminates JavaScript by moving percentage values to the parent element and using indexed CSS custom properties.