It does make things harder to read! But it ensures you get a boolean value from the expression, so you can use "and" and "or" instead of "&&" and "||".

True. But I was thinking of entities like structs, so not a value where you'd expect "false".

How does it feel? 👏

Oh, that's cool! Thanks for sharing.

I never got the impression that people didn't wanna reply because of that from name.

I'm using "Philipp from Keila" because I find it sounds nice and approachable.

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I think it would be very useful for tools that provide statistics to help users understand what they mean. So now I'm thinking about adding a confidence interval to open/read/click rates and unsubscribes in Keila. 📊

Your DMs here on Bluesky are disabled, but I'd love to talk to you about this!

After I wrote my message, I noticed that LazyHTML also uses Lexbor, so it's to be expected that they're very similar in terms of performance.

Do you think it's worth it switching from Floki with fast_html/Lexbor?

I've actually changed it to flex:auto now which has less potential to cause unexpected side-effects. Thanks to a suggestion by someone over on Mastodon.