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I think you are missing the point, this is offered for perspective, not as a “take”. I find this tweet insightful because it offered a perspective that I (and it seems like you als…

Jeremy Howard (of fast.ai): https://x.com/jeremyphoward/status/1725712220955586899 He is not exactly an insider, but seems broadly aligned/sympathetic/well-connected with the Ilya/…

For those of you aren't particularly interested in Ember or frontend development in general, here is a tidbit that may be of interest to you. While revamping the tutorial[1] to sho…

tl;dr Metal/rust do not give off any smell, and even if they do, they would be odorless. The smell you associate with metal (coins, nails, etc) are actually formed when you touch t…

Have you read "Learning Rust With Entirely Too Many Linked Lists"[1]? I think it will be quite helpful for these kind of situations. It walks you through all the possible tools in …

This is _the_ abstraction layer below an existing framework called Ember.js

Thanks for the feedback! I fixed it in part 2, let me know if it's still an issue for you. Also, I did not know that's how it's implemented in real life (learned it from this threa…

Thanks for the feedback! I fixed that in part 2.

I did some of that in part 2! For the most part, it is smart enough to do the right thing for simple operations like cut and inserting rows/columns, however they are indeed some ed…

I am glad you liked it! I also really enjoy watching people build things, and I am always more interested in the journey than the result.

That is very cool! I'll mention it at the end of the series. Might come back to doing something with Apps Script some day!

You are definitely correct, this is definitely a bug. Helix is setup to do the right thing – it already goes through a coercion protocol, we can easily add the encoding check there…