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the comments here informing us they default to behaving like <span> instead of like <div> is the biggest disappointment of my day so far

I think it makes sense that if HTML detects an unknown element that it doesn't give it block styling automatically. Only if you specifically specified it for that type of element.

Inline styling is kind of the default in HTML.


See my other comment: you can set default styles using

:where(:not(:defined)) { display: block }


> I'm rather calling for dissolution of the stock market for speculation

this would do so much untold good, i hope i live to see it


you might be interested in the future of https://porffor.dev/

Oh, this is excellent! I'm so happy with this. This is EXCELLENT! and what a beautiful website. Is this your project?

So cool. Where did the name come from? I am so stoked and glad that we are going to have a JS to native binary compiler. The best thing ever!

I was going to set up an AI automation to run on this against the autotests, but as I got started, I felt - why not just create a new language where I can pick my own concurrency paradigms and syntax? So I went with that instead.

So glad someone is doing this. What more do you know about this proejct, kind person?


This is Oliver Medhurst' project: https://goose.icu/

It has stable funding and a full-time development team of 1.


one of my favorite quotes of all time: "the master has failed more times than the novice has even tried"

after the disaster of comms from the new ceo, this is really great to see.

> Without AI enabled features + agent mode being first class citizens, this will be a non-starter in 2 years.

LOL


wow this is wonderful news!

> I do think AI involvement in programming is inevitable

it's not.


i've read that comic sans actually beats out most dyslexia fonts



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