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Nice work. Under "MCP" section, "Local" shouldn't be prepended with "~". It should just be `.claude.json (per project)`

I worked for a client who was all about scrolljacking. Then he discovered parallax effect, and there was no looking back. He fired me, and got another team who didn't have any opinions.

Now the page stutters on every device other than iPhone 16+ with 5G. :shrug:

It will be nice to know how many legal personnel fell for this trip. Maybe a leaderboard :D

If AI agents need CLIs, then whats stopping them from using APIs directly. I see CLIs as good wrappers over APIs, and nothing more. What more will CLIs provide which `curl -X POST` can't/won't provide?

Nice one. Will there be any impact on __dangerouslySetInnerHTML (React)?

Off topic: Back in the day, C++ programming books Andrei Alexandrescu are a joy to read, especially, Modern C++ design.

Also, this presentation https://accu.org/conf-docs/PDFs_2007/Alexandrescu-Choose_You... killed a lot of bike shedding!

Congratulations on open sourcing this. Is there a small video explaining how it feels?

> Small models have gotten remarkably good. 1 to 8 billion parameters, tuned for specific tasks

What models is Mozilla talking about?

I have a question: How do you manage web servers running parallely for 10 coding agents?

Looks more or less like GoF? Maybe compressing files and optimizing 3rd party js files are not patterns.

This reminds me of https://theoatmeal.com/comics/design_hell. Endless iterations with cat pictures thrown into the mix.

I'm not sure turning CSS into a full blown language is a good idea. With all the cascading in place, it is already a bit hard to determine why certain styles are applied. Now with this, we will be spending more brain cells debugging CSS issues.

Care to elaborate this statement: "TIL about banished Rama and Sita from the Bhagavad Gita"?

Having lots of money to throw at moonshot problems is always important. The current breakthrough of the 2020s is LLMs. I wonder if such breakthroughs can be achieved with this kind of approach.

Thanks for the clarification.

Wish she was around!

Pardon my ignorance, but is recording a call without informing the other participants considered bad practice?

Congrats on the launch! :tada:

Thoroughly enjoyed while it lasted! Thank you maintainers.

Thanks for the explanation

Unsure if this is inspired from C++ RAII. RAII looks very elegant.

`[Symbol.dispose]()` threw me off

Will try this approach. Thanks Ramesh

At the moment, I use Windsurf to explain me how a feature is written and how to do 3rd party integrations. I ask for the approach and I write the code myself. Letting AI write the code has become very unproductive over the period of time.

I'm still learning though

They already have an org github.com/mozilla. Why didn't they move ff source there?

Is there a writeup or a recording. Would be nice to follow through

This is the famous pattern that we see in building interfaces. "Tell, don't ask".

Reminds me of this dark joke https://github.com/garybernhardt/base. This gem creates a "Base" class which literally contains everything!

Being a coder, I find these resources extremely useful:

Github blog: https://github.blog/ai-and-ml/ Cursor blog: https://www.cursor.com/blog

YC also says that they don't believe in the idea, but the founders ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

In my experience, designers mistake web design with print design. Too often, the focus is on the UI rather than on the UX.

My first application of Ruby was to use it for shell auto-completions. I'm so grateful that I learnt Ruby first, and then Rails. Ruby is a great language to get some utility working out real fast. Rails is great for MVP. I fail to understand why people bitch about Ruby/Rails by comparing them to other languages/frameworks.