@overlook_motel The patch is here: https://t.co/8fIoudJzPw , I believe @overlook_motel will finally implement a better version, but if someone want to have a try, just enjoy it~
OXC has a very excited experimental SIMD driven lexer by @overlook_motel . But it rely on AVX2 which is only available on X86. I can't wait to see how fast it can be on my macbook, so I ask AI to port it last night (GLM 5.3 flash is free in every night this week), and it works!
30 years ago, on Oct 10 1994, I first proposed CSS. It's been an adventure to see CSS as a baby, teenager, and aspiring professional. Sometimes misbehaved, but mostly a source of joy and excitement.
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@zhaojinjiang Not really. Actually we already has no single character can be used arbitrary, this proposal may just reuse `#` (already used by private fields/methods) or `@` (already used by decorators).
Currently there is a big pain to copy a long text contains backticks (`) into a JS string. You have to escaping all backticks. Imagine a markdown contains some fenced code blocks, each use at least 6 backticks...
So finally I decide to write a JS proposal to solve the issue and plan to bring it in next TC39 meeting. I'd like to hear suggestions from other JS programmers if u meet the same issue. https://t.co/zV5pEKc2SO
This limitation brings many pain in my recent work, I am writing some LLM prompts in JS, the prompt use markdown (because GPT familiar with markdown format), and the markdown contains some JS code samples. You can imagine how terrible the code full of escaping look like.