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I wholeheartedly agree with this.

The offer a way to build custom components that you can use everywhere, on every frontend framework, or plain html page. That's something that can't be achieved with any other tool. Also, if you use the Lit framework to build web components, @property and @state are reactive. The DOM part that uses those variables updates by itself.

The explanation you gave is already contained in the cited Wikipedia article. I think this "ghoti" example is more of a tongue-in-cheek mocking of pronunciation inconsistencies. If you want a jarring example, consider laughter and slaughter. I know, i know, they have different origins, but still, it confuses foreigners like me while learning the language.

This was the same idea that crossed my mind while reading the article. It seems far too naive to think that because LLMs have no will of their own, there will be no harmful consequences on the real world. This is exactly where ethics comes to play.

I'm not the author, but this is brilliant work!

I wonder if this is why BlackBerry phones (best ones ever made) went extinct. Because the media used to grab attention more aggressively, images and short videos essentially, are better experienced on a bigger screen. That's why there are no more iPhone minis. It's either convenient for Big Tech to keep us engaged to that type of media, or just simply user preference. Guess I'll never know, but I do miss smaller phones, and especially a physical keyboard.

What do you suggest as a better solution to a. give people the possibility to buy electronic books, while avoiding that the publishers and authors risk losing their intellectual property b. give libraries the possibility to lend ebooks fairly? This is a genuine question. Are there better solutions than DRMs? Is Apple, Adobe or Amazon dealing with this better?

I get this, but what I want to do is prevent unauthorised access altogether. Watermarks help if I want to sue someone after they've gained access to the information.

Also, the author of "Eloquent JavaScript", the book from which I learned the language. Endless respect for Marijn.

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Same on my browser and system: Safari on iOS.

This is what really taught me JavaScript.

Can you not keep your files in some sort of order?

What a beautiful company.

CSS gets the impression of being illogical, because it’s a bit more complex than it looks. At first, it looks so simple that you think you know all there is to know about it by the first week or so. You think that you can infer what a said instruction will do, just by its nam. But to actually get a hold of it, you have to learn all the concepts that are listed in the article, otherwise you can get easily frustrated.

Am I misinterpreting or does it sound a bit arrogant as a response?

No, but I get the sentiment. I wanted to learn Spanish to read Borges and Cortazar. I gave it a try anyway and read Casa tomada by Cortazar. Understood most of it, because I know Italian, but it’s not tha same thing as knowing the language. I’m glad I know Italian, so I can read Calvino and Buzzati in their original language.

I’m having conversations with ChatGPT 4. Since my framework of choice has always bern Django, I’m asking how to do this in Go, and how to do that in Go. Also this https://go.dev/tour .

Should it?

I’m learning Go to build a small backend for a rhyme dictionary in my language.

You can achieve very good results with Next, by using SSG, SSR and ISR. That implies being very comfortable with React. Otherwise there’s tons of solutions for a blog scrnario.

The only emojis that I loved to use and seemed to me like conveying real emotions were the BBM ones. Top tier!

Jumping on the React hate train has become a trend these days, but it still has its place.

It has prevented it to a certain degree. If don’t have the know-how, you can’t find the book you’re after. And I know very few people that actually know where to find for free the book they want to read. Anyway, my poin was: if this solution isn’t working, or looks unfair, how are we going to solve it differently?

Well, it’s not that big of a mistery actually, even less a psychological manipulation to increase revenues. If I completely own an e-book, I can duplicate it, quadruplicate it, post it online for 10000 people to have it for free. And this would bring the company just the 3$ that I gave to them. If you want to live in the olden days, buy the hard copy, share it with a friend, donate it to a library. Nothing has changed there.

This is the stuff of nightmares. I tried to create a voice based on Jorge Luis Borges. I generated a voice and then a sample from a text and it sounded like a haunted spirit coming to collect my soul.

Alas, there is no stopping now.

Never read such a long list of inaccurate statements here on Hacker News.

The behaviour seems very similar to the Astro framework.

Felt like a breath of fresh air to me. Design choices that make sense.

I translate children’s books in my spare time. One time, I got a little book called “The Wonky Donkey”, in which all the rhymes rhyme exclusively with the word “donkey”. The task here was to find the appropriate rhyme to my native language’s equivalent of “donkey” (gomar), while at the same time retaining the original meaning. So I built a tool to find all the rhymes to a given word.