It is the opposite of The Eternal Scroll. It is the hero we need.

https://github.com/bigskysoftware/_hyperscript/blob/06f9078a...

https://github.com/bigskysoftware/_hyperscript/blob/06f9078a...

this eliminates most practical precendence questions

NB: one thing that may strike people as strange is that the parse methods are on the parse elements themselves, I like to localize everything about a parse element in one place

I now do 50% project work, 50% in person quizzes, pencil on paper on page of notes.

I'm increasingly going to paper-driven workflows as well, becoming an expert with the department printer, printing computer science papers for students to read and annotate in class, etc.

Ironically, the traditional bureaucratic lag in university might actually help: we still have a lot of infrastructure for this sort of thing, and university degrees may actually signal competence-beyond-ai-prompting in the future.

We'll see.

poor (and even moderately wealthy) old people aren't the enemy.

The voters didn't and don't do shit: elites pick the two candidates, pay them both a bunch of money, buy congress and push through what they want. If Kamala were elected we'd be at war with iran just the same.

Stop blaming normies who have no power for what PNAC, etc have been pushing for for decades with real money.

https://hyperscript.org

This release has some major new features, mainly by other people: reactivity by Christian Tanul, a reworked templating system by my student Ben Logan, the morphing algorithm from htmx by Michael West. I added a component mechanism that basically just glues those three things together as well.

This language is a labor of love and I don't expect many people to like it or use it, but I hope you find it interesting and that some of the ideas in it (e.g. async transparency[1]) show what scripting the web could be like.

If you want a quick taste of what the new reactive/templating/morphing combo can look like there is a TODO app here:

https://hyperscript.org/patterns/lists-forms/reactive-todo-l...

[1]-https://hyperscript.org/docs/async/

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Defining things generationally is unnecessarily divisive: the people who have been relentlessly pushing for war with iran have names and addresses and have been doing so for 30 years.

https://hyperscript.org

Hoping to release next Monday

Yes, as evidenced by the full court press advertising.

and the idea of advertising gambling on television wasn't even something conceivable?

and, even more so, the idea that sports entertainment channels would be directly involved in the operation of gambling of was just completely beyond comprehension?

ahhh, the remote, halcyon, bygone days of 2018...

There is a legitimate cross-ideology opportunity here that the war party (which spans both american political parties) is desperate to keep from materializing.

Plain anti-war protests could draw significant support across the political spectrum, so divisive issues are inserted as wedges. Same thing that happened in the 60's, when the anti-war movement went from a coat-and-tie affair to a laurel canyon one.

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2026/03/25/americans-br...

don't confuse american citizens with the bought-and-paid talking & tweeting heads we are forced to live with