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It's not a new thing, it's a common way to fill empty slots for aesthetic purposes, especially with RGB builds in aquarium cases.

It depends on the runtime: Node can run Typescript because it automatically strips types (which is so convenient during development).

But in browser, for now only the more limited JSDoc-style types can be shipped as-is indeed.


Because it's a waste of bandwidth if they're not enforced at runtime, the same reason why minification exists.

Both not minifying and including unenforced type hints consumes a little bandwidth though this can be largely offset by compression. This is an engineering trade off against the complexity of getting source maps working reliably for debugging and alerting. If I am shipping a video player or an internal company dashboard how much of my time is that bandwidth worth?


I never stopped, Bandcamp sells DRM-free files (especially on "Bandcamp Fridays" once a month when more of the money goes to the artist, unlike Spotify and other streaming services), and VLC works on both desktop and mobile.

https://daily.bandcamp.com/features/bandcamp-fridays


Exactly why I banned React from my pipelines years ago, native Web Components + dispatchEvent gives you the modern web without bloat and churn, and Vite for a lightweight HMR thanks to native ES Modules.

Server-side you can use jsdom to polyfill document, it supports Web Components too.


web components are terrible and should not be used for modern development with the exception of very nieche use cases that require sandboxing


Custom elements are web components, it's literally what the article is about


Merry Christmas !

May your glühwein be hot and your cats purring :)


lol it claims I'm fiercely anti-Creative Cloud whereas I'm actually one of their oldest subscribers (literally signed up the day it was announced)


Cryptic hints only work while your memories remain intact, unexpected health issues can render them useless


I had a family member who had sudden onset of massive seizures. He could not remember any of his passwords or hints at all. It was a real challenge getting into any of his accounts to figure out what needed doing.


Power reveals rather than corrupt: it's easy to act moral when there are consequences (real or imagined) when you don't, but you see someone's true self when they know they could get away with it.

For example, this is why the way someone treats service workers is a good indicator of someone's character.


Ye like a guy at Walmart and a cop. The leeway to mess with you is off by orders of magnitude.


Yup.

I'm looking this via the lens of moral development where:

Pre-conventional level is the narcissist me-me-me level, that seems to dominate the geopolitics and tech.

Conventional is most of us as the sheep. This level follows the loudest crowd that right now is the pre-conventional.

Post-conventional is the few that can do standalone thinking and morals.

Most conventionals can though understand the difference between and also the outcome we're headed to with the pre-conventional human gods, but we need to build the normalcy for the post-conventional ones together and make it structural.

My hunch is that first step could be to start the discussion on what is excessive on personal level. Consumption, wealth, political power.

Something like Mamdani or Polanski have showed, only more blunt. The majority of people are waking up that the current trajectory means the end of the world and extinction after the short period of accelerationist-dystopian hellscape.


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