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> An easy example is NaN propagation, which can be nondeterministic in certain circumstances.

Which circumstances?

Yarn is still great. npm is ok. pnpm is a little faster than Yarn but has less features.

> this is just `display: grid` though

It’s also for flexbox

> and not for non-fixed width elements

What’s this mean? The biggest thing grid can’t do is wrapping; is that what you mean?

He’s also got 55 direct reports

eBay was a great company until its McDonnell Douglas merger

> The performance gains in the recent past have mostly been due to moving away from single-threaded JavaScript to multi-threaded compiled languages.

This is overly simplistic. Parcel had far better performance than Webpack before they added native code or threading.

Webpack remained slow because it didn’t have a good public/private interface for its plugins, so the changes that could be made were limited.

> Vite can adopt the partial bundling of Farm, but dispensing with its remaining JavaScript tools is a major breaking update.

Turbopack and Parcel both have excellent performance without any compromises to their bundling strategy. Vite skipping this likely just simplifies it’s architecture. Bundling creates an opportunity to be slow, but it doesn’t necessitate it.

> Svelte is an enormous productivity increase from SolidJS

Could you expand on this? SolidJS DX seems pretty great.

> they absolutely will not let you sign up for a room monthl

Ours seems to

> I have a decent collection of enlarged anime background paintings on the walls at my office.

Where do you get them from?

Could you elaborate on how Puter helped?

Which model? My LG C2 had none of these issues. It also hasn’t been connected to Wi-Fi in a year, so maybe it’s an issue with the latest software.

Besides React, are any of the popular frameworks not on the signals type-train?