Seeing the performance monitoring, bmalloc provides great performance benefit, awesome! perf.webkit.org/#mode=charts&c;… #WebKit

WebKit first to implement Level 4 extension of CSS :nth-child() twitter.com/awfulben/statu… pic.twitter.com/vctOUUCSt4

You know you've overexercised yourself when you start throwing up afterwards.

"But won't you eventually run out of bugs?" - my concerned nonprogrammer friend after hearing about backlogs

Safari 8 is /insanely/ fast. Some DOM performance tests show that Chrome 36 is actually closer to Safari 7 on iOS than Safari 8 on OS X.

What if I told you one week ago today isn't one week ago next month? #PermLinkIsHard

"Siren" by @aprilnhem on #SoundCloud soundcloud.com/aprilnhem/siren

in 2007, the SunSpider Javascript benchmark took 5.4 seconds. Today it takes 153 milliseconds. 35x faster in 7 years. pic.twitter.com/GC0eO52Kda

Every time I try to use a framework, I find myself working around things the framework does automatically :(

Great stuff: @Constellation made a slide deck explaining how the CSS JIT compiles and optimizes selectors: constellation.github.io/blog/2014/07/1…

@divya the hardest part is finding someone who is intelligent & attractive but not in tech in the valley. It's like spotting a gem in beach.

@dirkschulze That looks _very_ open. Has anyone suggested to adopt the style in W3C to foster more openness and innovation?

@briankardell @hober Looking more carefully, this is a bug in WebKit.

@briankardell @hober ...by the time observer.observe runs.

@briankardell @hober Your code is racy. Depending on how much content had been parsed, body may or may not have already been in the document

@daytonlowell @wycats Nope :(

Life of a Firefox user: note.io/VB7XOe

Uncool, Google. pic.twitter.com/Wjui3DLzvq

Heading to SF... where can I get fast-enough free WiFi to code in SF?

@dirkschulze #SVG looks great in all major browsers and #MathML only looks good in Firefox.