Anoesj

Fortune about Geoffery Hinton, “The Godfather of AI”: “He concluded that AI will likely lead to companies needing far fewer workers and that the new technology’s impact can’t be compared to previous technological advances that created an explosion of new jobs.”

We need world wide regulation 😟

All AI related news worries me a lot lately.

Geoffery Hinton: “This [AI] is a very different kind of technology. If it can do all mundane human intellectual labor, then what new jobs is it going to create?” Hinton said. “You’d have to be very skilled to have a job that it couldn’t just do.”

Thanks for finishing up the work @esm.dev 🤩

@danielroe.dev Let's get this into Nuxt soon!

Hmm, too bad some features had to be given up for standardization. All in all sounds good, but it would have been nice to elaborate on how to get these features back exactly (what community packages could be used and examples etc in the migration guide)

I noticed sometimes contain: paint helps!

It really is! Another ex-music producer/composer here 😄

Lesgooo

Aaand I forgot a comma

Everyday I wish there was a PHP "match" equivalent for JS, preferably with superpowers, like:

const foo = match(props.project.user.age) {
< 21 => '⚽',
21, 22, 23 => '🥳',
> 23 && < 30 => '📚',
>= 30 && < 66 => '👨‍👩‍👧'
default => '🫖'
}

Is there an overview of what Nuxt modules are ready for Vite 7?

Pretty cool to find out @rolldown.rs already simplifies calculations during bundling. Like when you run "export const foo = 0.1 + 0.2;" it simplifies that compile-time, which saves some time doing runtime calculations. Rollup doesn't do that (tested in REPL) 😄

Okay, couldn't agree more on retrospect. Well explained 🙂

Hmm theoretically I agree, but I haven't run into a lot of situations lately where I felt like vendor prefixes would have fixed it all. Can you share some examples/experiences?

But didn't @support fix a lot of issues using unprefixed properties already?

Yeah, they do that regularly, so much for "Web API's never change" haha. I remember they did that for the File System Access API, which was called Native File System API before IIRC

Perfect! ❤️

You deserve it mate! 💪🏽

Quick question: does KazariEX get a part of your sponsoring income? I noticed he doesn't have the Sponsor button enabled on his GH.

Cool stuff! Too bad only Chromium browsers have it. Related question: do you feel like Chromium features are releasing "too soon"? I feel like they are freewheeling and rushing to build new stuff, just to outperform their competitors and, in the end, to get rid of their rivals.

Ah, it's that time of the month again where I'm frustrated about some open source package behaviour and want to completely overhaul it 😅

I'm slowly building up the courage to do this for my own projects 👀. It's just that I migrated all my projects to ESLint flat config last year and I'm not really keen on going down the linter customization rabbit hole again already 😅

Sorry, super late reply! I ran some manual tests and these are the results:

Example with (hopefully) better comments: www.typescriptlang.org/play/#code/P...

It's deliberately typed as both kozijn/schuifpui, because the point was that b2 is dynamic input. I may have oversimplified the example a bit 😄

How does one solve this (small) TypeScript problem? www.typescriptlang.org/play/#code/C...

What they really really REALLY need to add is "mute groups by default" and temporarily unmuting groups.

Why is the adjective for "mutate" not "mutatable"? The adjective for "mutate" is "mutable", and not "mutatable". I wonder why the last two letters (-te) have been removed before adding "-able" to the end of it. Is there any rule? Any similar adject...

Me thinking: why is it mutable ("able to mute") instead of mutatable?
Finds: ell.stackexchange.com/questions/61...

Scary days. A large part of my Iranian family lives in Tehran and reported rockets landing within 10m of their apartment. I can't wrap my head around the news coverage. How can it still be so pro-Israel and framing Iran as the perpetrator. All the while millions are being starved to death in Gaza 😭

I need this

@thealexlichter.com Using esbuild to minify CSS makes it take 47s instead, so that's an improvement, but it's still slower than regular vite.