1/ Thoughts on foldable phone sizes:
• The unfolded screen should be wide not square.
• That can be achieved by folding the typical phone size three times or by folding a wider phone once.
• Google originally did the latter and it now seems to be coming back (Samsung and probably Apple).
• The DIN (A4 etc.) aspect ratio is perfect: If you fold it in half, the ratio is the same (Math.SQRT2 in JavaScript).
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Browser shortcut (works in Chrome & Safari; but not in Firefox):
• Edit the current location.
• Press Command-Return (Mac) / Control-Return (Linux, Windows).
• The new location is opened in the background.
It’s difficult to portray artificial intelligences well on TV: You want them to be different from humans but without them being boring. Some aspects of them have to feel like technology (which is where depictions often lose me).
TV shows where I enjoyed AIs:
• Person of Interest
• Westworld
Any others?
RE:
“Person of the Year is an annual issue of the American news magazine and website “Time” featuring a person, group, idea, or object that ‘for better or for worse ... has done the most to influence the events of the year’.”
So it’s not (necessarily) an endorsement.
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I enjoyed “Leviathan” on Netflix: It’s entertaining, has interesting world-building and avoids many tropes.


IMDb
Leviathan (TV Series 2025– ) ⭐ 6.7 | Animation, Action, Drama
28m | TV-14
“Wednesday” Season 2
They should have called the body switch episode “Freaky Wednesday” (even though there is no “woe” in that title).
Web app technique I’m considering:
decks/
flash-cards.md
flash-cards.json
App stores state in JSON file:
• Pro: Syncing state between devices via file system
• Con: User must select directory first (via OS), deck second (via app). Why? So that the app can write a sibling file to the directory.
Upcoming Node.js feature: Package import specifiers (*) can start with #/
"imports": {
"#/*": "./*"
}
Why is this useful? Gives you more naming options. Previous solution (e.g.): "#root/*"
(*)
#NodeJS #JavaScript
GitHub
module: allow subpath imports that start with `#/` by hybrist · Pull Request #60864 · nodejs/node
It's a common ecosystem pattern to map a source root directory to @/ but it requires special tooling support. This turns #/* into a more realistic ...
Modules ES6 • Exploring JavaScript (ES2025 Edition)
Tiny UI detail in Visual Studio Code: If you select matches via Command-D (Windows: Control-D) then selecting doesn’t stop at the last match, it wraps around and stops where everything started.
That makes a big difference because you see the initial context while making changes.
20 years ago today (1995-12-04): “Netscape and Sun announce JavaScript, the open, cross-platform object scripting language for enterprise networks and the internet”
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