Michi

@michi101
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@fasterthanlime Parakeet is great for speed and timestamp accuracy, using it for subtitles (in a pipeline with a LLM to correct errors)
@firefoxwebdevs 0.0027 😎
(because I was right by random chance one time.. )
@jensimmons grid-lanes, although "math functions in the sizes attribute of <img>" sounds exciting too. console.screenshot and .record could be super useful, but I can't find any documentation on it.
I think I have to give the web inspector another try
@firefoxwebdevs vague comparison: since the Angular template syntax added variables, I've basically stopped using the if assignment shorthand it has.
@firefoxwebdevs I wouldn't use it either way, it's just too much to parse on one line. If formatted over 4 lines, that kinda defeats the purpose, at that point I could just wrap curly braces around everything, leading to the same result with existing semantics.
Only "if" limits "else if", "if" and "else" is unexpected.
@jaffathecake progressive rendering! For use in above-the-fold images
@leaverou @sachagreif makes sense 👍
@johannes @leaverou yeah, although we already had to learn :has() and I feel it's easier to look at it and make an educated guess about what it does (for devs unfamiliar with it)

@leaverou @johannes Certainly not, but in this case there's already :has(), so I either have to develop an intuition for both* or mentally map one to the other. A bit like Array#reduce vs a for loop - sure, I know what reduce does, but code that uses it isn't intuitive to me.

* unlikely because I don't need this often enough

@johannes @leaverou Honestly, if I came across this syntax, I'd have to really think about what it translated to