imjasonmiller

Ah, a familiar name! Thank you for taking the time to answer. I'll look into it, maybe I can get it to work.

I'm using Hugo, but was looking at Zola earlier today.

It's great to see that they're looking to support next-generation image formats. They're not in Hugo, as a requirement seems to be that dependencies are all fully written in Go, no use of bindings. It's a sensible decision from a maintenance perspective, but still unfortunate.

What Hugo does have, and for which I couldn't find an alternative for in Zola, is something akin to `esbuild` that can build and bundle JavaScript and TypeScript. Is there some way to do this with Zola or does one need to setup a separate build step for that with e.g. `swc`?

I think one’s constrained by the chat application’s functionalities. Telegram doesn’t allow a bot to perform such operations on the client, last time I built one at least.

Of course one might be able to use emoji or text as a representation of said state if the game allows for it.

Is this limited to regions within the United States? If not, I think Romania would rank quite high in Europe by cost of internet/housing.

> If you constantly unpacked everything for deeper understanding, you're never going to get anything done. If you don't unpack understanding when you need to, you'll do the wrong thing.

I really liked that quote. It's a great talk indeed.