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Twitter has announced that Tweet view counts are now available on iOS and Android, and will soon be available on the web.

The feature allows you to see how many times someone has seen your or someone else’s tweet.

As you use the app, you will now see a view counter along with the number of comments, retweets and likes. According to Twitter’s FAQ, not all tweets display a view count. Data is not available for Community Tweets, Twitter Circles Tweets, and “Older” Tweets.

When Musk announced the feature on December 1, he hinted that he was trying to make the platform’s text and image posts look like video posts, which already had a public view count. He also said that it’s meant to show how “alive” the platform is, and that just looking at the responses and likes doesn’t give you the complete picture.

Adding more publicly visible information to a social network actually goes against what other companies have been doing recently. Last year, Instagram and Facebook began allowing users to hide the number of likes their posts get, a feature it had been testing for years. Even YouTube, whose public view counts have been a defining feature of the platform, began hiding some information: In 2021, it hid public dislike counts, making it only creators who could see how many people had clicked the button, thumbs down on your videos.

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今回はさまざまなプログラミング言語やツールで活用できる正規表現の基礎文法を紹介します。
本記事は前回の「正規表現基礎(1)」の続きです。

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今回はさまざまなプログラミング言語やツールで活用できる正規表現の基礎文法を紹介します。

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Today, I would like to share about useful VS Code extensions for Node JS. Let’s take a look at the following lists. They are mostly for Node JS and some are generally useful extensions.

1. npm Intellisense

2. ESLint

3. Code Spell Checker

4. Auto Close Tag

5. DotENV

6. Prettier – Code formatter

7. JavaScript (ES6) code snippets

8. Better comments

9. Path Intellisense

10. MarkdownLint

This is all for now. Hope you enjoy that.

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Google Chrome browsers have a weakness on memory systems, especially when multiple tabs are open, but the most popular browser in the world today got an upgrade to optimize both device battery power and memory use.

With Chrome’s latest version on the desktop, Google will present two new performance settings: Saver by memory and saver of energy. When used, Google said Chrome will consume up to 30% less memory and extend the battery from a device when it is running out.

They said “We’ll be rolling out both Memory Saver and Energy Saver modes over the next several weeks globally for Windows, macOS and ChromeOS,” Mark Chang, group product manager for Chrome.

When the new features arrive, they will run natively until users choose to turn them off manually or mark “important websites” to make them exempt from Memory Saver.

The features will be available with the release of Chrome 108, globally for Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS in the coming weeks.

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