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His @media print block hides the header, shows an author credit only on paper, sets body text to 12pt and forces links black.
Most commenters said they never print. Two shared the problems that remain: dropped backgrounds and font sizes.
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The critique of Tailwind is not that CSS disappears; it is that layout decisions become a dense string of tokens beside the component they style. HN developers split between teams that value a shared configuration and those who find the markup harder to audit.
It's not just a renderer: the engine logic is reimplemented, with behavioral quirks that differ from the original, like buttons you shoot instead of touch.
The deflation: despite the 'CSS' name, it needs JavaScript to run at all.
