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by Joeri 2y ago
Safari (Webkit) is the hold-out on having this: https://caniuse.com/mdn-api_customelementregistry_builtin_el... The reasoning for choosing not to support it is here: https://github.com/WebKit/standards-
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by Joeri 2y ago
I'll add it to the todo list :)
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by Joeri 2y ago
If you're interested in learning about this stuff, I recently made a website about it: https://plainvanillaweb.com/
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by Joeri 2y ago
Accessibility will rely on correct use of landmarks [1] and aria attributes, as well as real links (like the article mentions). Custom elements can do that just fine, by either decorating them with aria attributes manually and placing them
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by Joeri 2y ago
Custom elements are incredibly powerful. Not only do they have their own tag name for easy selecting from css without having to use a class, but by adding custom attributes (eg size=“large”) you can basically eliminate the need for css clas
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by Joeri 2y ago
Thank you for posting this! VanillaJSX is refreshingly different, and we desperately need new ideas in the front-end space to reduce the complexity and get closer to the browser. I also feel like the discussion in this thread is very rich a
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by Joeri 2y ago
If you use a html`` tagged template literal combined with the html-in-template-string vs code extension you get syntax highlighting. A simple html identity literal function is a one-liner: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US
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by Joeri 2y ago
It is a tricky balance to be sure. Building familiarity with html, css and javascript first is necessary, and I do link out to tutorials that teach that on the welcome page. But beyond the basic knowledge, how do you learn good practices qu
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by Joeri 2y ago
I think your adblocker is injecting this into the html files that are requested from the server for showing in the code viewer. I don't know of a way to prevent it from doing this.
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by Joeri 2y ago
This is my understanding of HTTP versions and when bundling is necessary: On HTTP 1 chrome will make 6 TCP connections to a host, and serialize requests one by one over those connections. This suffers from the waterfall effect, where you ha
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Show HN: Plain Vanilla – a tutorial website for vanilla web development(plainvanillaweb.com)
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by Joeri 2y ago
The only real requirement impacting Meta AI is GDPR conformance. The DMA does not apply and the AI act has yet to enter into force. So either Meta AI is a vehicle to steal people’s data, and it is being kept out for the right reasons, or no
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by Joeri 2y ago
But the article mentions the 8 inch production line is always shorthanded on staff. You would think workers on a line that has shortages of employees would have negotiating power. The article also mentions better circumstances on other line
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by Joeri 2y ago
I think doctors do this when they want to give you a placebo. Pharmacies don’t carry placebos but they sure do carry a lot of products that don’t do anything except make you believe you took some medicine.
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by Joeri 2y ago
You can’t really do research with something you’re not trying to run.
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by Joeri 2y ago
Once chatgpt becomes agentic it’s going to do a whole lot more than mediate your eyeballs, it is going to mediate your life, sitting between you and almost every business transaction. When you tell chatgpt to send your mom flowers, where wi
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by Joeri 2y ago
Most of the great art was created in a world without intellectual property, or with no effective IP enforcement on that art. While I don’t think all IP should be abolished, I think in general there is too much of it, protected for too long,
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by Joeri 2y ago
Yeah, most of those things in that list I think a fair argument can be made the EU is in the right, is doing better, or is not to blame. However, that requires ignoring the rampant falsehoods on social media and researching authoritative s
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by Joeri 2y ago
I had Sky answer in dutch, and hearing dutch with an american accent is funny but a little jarring. The frustrating part of being a flemish dutch speaker is that dutch itself is already poorly served by AI tools (it’s actually impressive ch
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by Joeri 3y ago
I also am a happy syncthing user. I have one “server” that contains all my synced folders, is always online and gets backed up to the cloud. Every other device syncs a subset of those folders using syncthing. It is fast and reliable. I had
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by Joeri 3y ago
I don’t think you need even that to have a reasonable compact layout system. There might be an opportunity here for a kind of subset of css that covers all modern needs, documented, and with a linter to enforce it.
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by Joeri 3y ago
This is something a lot of people seem to misunderstand about GDPR. At its core it says you should only process people’s personal data within a lawful basis. There are 6, and consent is only one. (a) Consent: the individual has given clear
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by Joeri 3y ago
You don’t necessarily need extra rooms, just be smart about integrating a desk into an existing room. We added one desk in the living room and one desk in our bedroom and both work from home without issues while the kids are in school.
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by Joeri 3y ago
At some point after the invention of AGI but before ASI there will be a legal fight to get personhood assigned to AI. This is a precursor battle to that. It will either lead to a broader definition of person where the higher mammals gain pe
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by Joeri 3y ago
Just because something is not copyrightable doesn’t automatically mean it must be disclosed. If weights aren’t copyrightable (and I don’t think they should be, as the weights are not a human creation), commercial AI’s just get locked behind
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by Joeri 3y ago
They would write “wow!” on top of the printout and call it a day. Somewhat more seriously, I have my doubts we would even pick up or recognize the hello today.
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by Joeri 3y ago
We’ve been talking about this problem since the 90’s. If there were lower impact solutions they are either long past the moment they needed to be implemented (back when denial was still the norm) or they just don’t exist and aren’t coming s
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by Joeri 3y ago
It is funny that you bring Ulysses into it. I’ve tried reading both GEB and Ulysses multiple times and had to concede defeat every time somewhere between the 100 and 200 page mark. The same goes for the satanic verses. I suppose my mind jus
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by Joeri 3y ago
“Apple first” is really “shareholders first”. If apple has a choice between making the shareholders more money or making the customer happy, they will pick the shareholder almost every time.
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by Joeri 3y ago
It's clear at this point that the world's ownership class is NOT going to allow any significant mitigation of petroleum use. The problem is not use, the problem is extraction. If it comes out of the ground, it gets used, and mos

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