They announced this week that AI dubbing is updated, probably we'll see some positive effect in the next few weeks.
YouTube is a mess for multi-lingual users, doesn't have settings to manage your default language selections for subtitles or audio. It either gives you last selection or same as the UI

Does that mean View Transition can be non blocking? I mean last time I checked while animating I couldn't interact with other elements on the page (such as buttons). If an element is in Scoped Transition can I click a button (separate element) for example and see it's effect?

When we introduce an algorithm to calculate the item flow it feels a separate use-case for me.

Maybe also using "masonry" interchangeable to "collapse" may help, still I doubt it.
Also I disagree with grid not having a shape.
Its shape is cells defined by given rules, that's the point for calling it grid layout. Putting items in it based on grid definition is what makes this layout a grid.

I can live with a new property/value set to define masonry for an existing layout because I've been reading and writing these for years.
But for someone just learning these might have hard time placing them in their mental model.

Please be no April fools...please be no April fools 🤞

To my knowledge each WA login lasts 2 weeks if the WA is not used by the phone it's installed to. If you use your phone during that time security token will refresh and you get additional time to use for the secondary client (browser, desktop app, etc.)

- Fringe
- True Detective
- Mindhunter

Would you care to elaborate a bit? I like pnpm for the way it installs packages which takes less space and also for its monorepo feature. To my knowledge npm didn't change its flat node_modules structure but its workspace feature is getting some love by devs.

Kudos to you for reading the release notes throughly. I thought it was a headline (silly me) but then fell in the rabbit hole to see it was like a short minor note.

Looks great though from initial inspection I think it's based on pre-v5 stores rather than runes. I can live with that yet I'll be more excited when I see a runes version.

Meta's algorithms seems to be on the more aggressive side in terms of "we know you better than you know yourself" and they try to prove it with UX.

In that case I may argue loose the camera on the dummy tablet, phone has already one or more.

I didn't get that's what you were showing here either (I thought your focus is just to carry them together). Now that you explain it makes sense.

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AFAIK if an element is not updated then it doesn't have to be a state. In this example `qr` instance gets updates but bound div is the same. `let node;` should suffice.
I guess in one of the Weekly Svelte episodes it was mentioned.