Honest question: why don’t you think it is fair use? I can see how it pushes the boundary, but I can’t lay out logic that it’s not. The code has been publish for the public to see. I’m always allowed to read it,…
This is at least murky, since a lot of pirated material is “publicly available”. Certainly some has ended up in the training data.
Seeing the need for polling the job status is off putting, especially for a js api that already is using async. If you _need_ to use polling, at least provide a convenience method I can just await. Better yet, add some…
Just a few more thoughts to add: When I see code like count++; setContent(<p key="counter">The count is {count}</p>); I immediately think about how someone, at some point, will introduce bugs/weirdness where they update…
It's cool to see a novel idea like this get prototyped and then opened up for discussion. As others have hinted at, this feels like jQuery with different syntax and more limitations. In its current form, I can't imagine…
Can you elaborate? What’s the economic way to do this?
This is very exciting!
Likely September 7th?
Honest question: why don’t you think it is fair use? I can see how it pushes the boundary, but I can’t lay out logic that it’s not. The code has been publish for the public to see. I’m always allowed to read it,…
This is at least murky, since a lot of pirated material is “publicly available”. Certainly some has ended up in the training data.
Seeing the need for polling the job status is off putting, especially for a js api that already is using async. If you _need_ to use polling, at least provide a convenience method I can just await. Better yet, add some…
Just a few more thoughts to add: When I see code like count++; setContent(<p key="counter">The count is {count}</p>); I immediately think about how someone, at some point, will introduce bugs/weirdness where they update…
It's cool to see a novel idea like this get prototyped and then opened up for discussion. As others have hinted at, this feels like jQuery with different syntax and more limitations. In its current form, I can't imagine…
Can you elaborate? What’s the economic way to do this?
This is very exciting!
Likely September 7th?