TL;DR: We can center absolute-positioned elements in three lines of CSS. And it works on all browsers! .element { position: absolute; place-self: center; inset: 0; } Why? Well, that needs a longer answer. In recent years, CSS has brought a lot of new features that don’t necessarily allow us to do new stuff, but certainly […]
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MiniMax has introduced MaxClaw, a new way to create always-on AI agents that run across Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, and Discord—without managing servers, deployments, or extra API bills. Here’s what it is, how it works at a high level, and where it fits in a modern automation stack. Continue reading MaxClaw by MiniMax: Everything You Need
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Ever feel like some apps are fighting you? That’s cognitive load — tiny moments of friction that drain your brain. Fix those, and your product instantly feels smarter, faster, and way more human.
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We’ve been passionate about design & UX for years. We’ve published articles on design systems and usability, inclusive design and product design, UX research and enterprise UX. Now it’s time to bring it all together: In-person. In a new location. With a new spirit of curiosity and community. And it’s happening this April! Meet the
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Perplexity has launched Computer, a multi-agent orchestration system based on OpenClaw that combines a dozen+ frontier models to act as a general-purpose digital worker. Here’s what it is, why it matters, and how to evaluate it safely. Continue reading Introducing Perplexity Computer: A “Safer” AI Agent System Built on OpenClaw on SitePoint.
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Ok, take a deep breath. We’ll have some fun understanding this vulnerability once you make sure your browser isn’t affected, using the table below. Chromium-based browser Am I safe? Google Chrome Ensure you’re running version 145.7632.75 or later. Go to Settings > About Chrome and check for updates. Microsoft Edge Ensure you’re running on version
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Best practices for bundling, caching, and serving ONNX models. Addressing the cold-start problem and memory management in React applications. Continue reading Optimizing Transformers.js for Production Web Apps on SitePoint.
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A focused tutorial on the new standardized Prompt API in Chrome. How to check availability, handle streaming responses, and build a simple summarization tool. Continue reading Getting Started with Chrome’s window.ai Prompt API on SitePoint.
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A comprehensive deep dive into running LLMs directly in the browser. Covers the architecture of WebGPU, how WebAssembly fits in, and the new Chrome window.ai API. Explains privacy benefits, latency reduction, and offline capabilities. Continue reading The Complete Guide to Local-First AI: WebGPU, Wasm, and Chrome’s Built-in Model on SitePoint.
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Real-world data comparison. Why WebGPU is the game changer regarding compute shaders for matrix multiplication required by LLMs. Continue reading WebGPU vs. WebGL: Performance Benchmarks for Client-Side Inference on SitePoint.
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