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novocantico

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    > questioning others' beliefs while asserting that you have the true answers is childish at best. Then it's childish for you to tell a flat earther they're mistaken. The objective,…

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    > it was dangerous because people assigned it reverence beyond its function People assigned it capability beyond its ability . That's the entire problem with AI. It is not intellig…

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    > Who's delusional? Every atheist on here, but more particularly, the elitist tech communities that think science is all there is to reality, when life experience abundantly proves…

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    > Respectfully, if AI is the golden calf, then so were the printing press Stupid analogy after stupid analogy. The printing press merely let us mass-transmit ideas on paper. The wh…

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    Warn HN: AI is the new Golden Calf

    I know most of you are delusional enough to not believe that God is real and the claims of Catholicism are true, so this will mostly fall on deaf ears. But AI is the new golden cal…

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    Comment #42854663

    Now I see why this proposal is doomed. The only people who could vote it up to the people who could understand its merits, are people with very low software competence.

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    JSX can become valid, standardized ECMAScript syntax. But first we need a valid syntactic sugar transformation, which I propose here. Then we need to implement it in things like ba…

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    Comment #41275657

    My framework (imlib[1]) is actually more of a framework akin to Astro than what's showcased on vanillajsx.com, which itself is built with imlib. It just runs your code in a node.js…

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    Comment #41274923

    That may be a point in favor of imlib. Technically this is the only code bundled with vanilla jsx: https://vanillajsx.com/@imlib/jsx-browser.js

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    I just added a more complex todo app to the bottom of the page. So it should give an idea of how a more complex hierarchy can respond to events elsewhere in the hierarchy and updat…

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    Oops. Fixing now.

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    Comment #41273660

    For all "have you tried ___" questions, the answer is the same. I've been trying all these new techs for the past 10-15 years, regularly, as soon as they come out, for the first fe…

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    Comment #41273326

    There were two groups I was hoping vanillajsx would resonate with. The first is people who still buy into the React dream but are beginning to be disillusioned with its inability t…

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    Comment #41271681

    > is probably the main benefit of a VDOM I get the "no more imperative updates" dream. I've used these frameworks for probably a decade. I've mastered them. Me personally, I prefer…

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    Comment #41271650

    lolinder explained it well in here

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    Comment #41271585

    The technique I used here and in all my browser-side code is the exact same technique used by VS Code internally, and it scales very well. The only difference in my code is it's mo…

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    I admit that the two most complex "interactive apps" I've built with this are not that complex according to many standards: * https://www.immaculatalibrary.com/books.html (src = ht…