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I read the repo. Tell me why you thought such a complicated, overengineered approach was necessary. You know Tailwind can be scoped to specific files, right? Why not use that and update the className directly?

Certainly, you’re right that reading it as “konnichi” is very rare. It’s rare enough that I only sometimes misread it that way when it appears in the news or similar contexts. So I think that was a good decision.

By the way, I tried testing it further while thinking back to the kinds of tests I had when I was in school. The accuracy is still excellent. My guess is that “一日” and “分別” are being handled in a similar way to “今日.” “分別” is very rare, but I don’t think “一日” is all that uncommon.

I’m Japanese. I was surprised that it was able to answer correctly even when I entered commonly seen difficult-to-read place names. However, there seem to be cases where it may incorrectly read “今日” when it should be read as “こんにち.” Example: 今日の日本社会では、少子高齢化が大きな課題となっている。

Also, it’s disappointing that Japanese does not appear even when I select it.

Please let me know if there’s anything I can do to help.

What’s the difference between this and `React.createElement`?

I recently consolidated the fronted, backend, and infrastructure repositories using submodules, and Claude Code can handle it very well without external tools. The newer modules have a long context window, so they can understand even huge pretty well.

It’s definitely useful, since I already love using eslint-plugin-imports-access.

That’s awesome! When the time comes, definitely do a show HN post. I’m looking forward to it!

Nice concept! I’m concerned about that LLM might discover `faz.yaml` and directly access the databases. Wouldn’t it be more deterministic and safer to wrap the database itself and use a safety-pipeline-enabled DB instead?

Where is `verify` and `secureWipe` func? I just found `unsecureWipe` func as `secureWipe` func in argon2-swift. Did you just forget to remove an internal state?

Ah so it’s for apps like typia. Congrats on the performance improvements in typia!!

If you want type checking, there’s tsc.

Do you ever really want to check types at runtime? If anything, you just want it to somehow work, right? Like Python.

I hope it supports Secure Enclave and TPM Also, I’d like it to be set directly as an env var

C# isn’t this verbose. Please STOP giving people the wrong impression.

These days, this is all you need for it to work: ``` Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!"); ```

With current Node.js, you can run TypeScript directly without ttsc.