While reading the Jelly-UI source I learned that you can use slot tags to effectively punch holes in the shadowdom on a web component. The elements passed in as component children can be assigned to a slot[1] within the component's shadowdom, and the external styles on them continue untouched.
I used Python webview to make some little desktop utilities.
Most modern frameworks feel like they have so much bloat and overhead. I wanted to make some simple things is a simple way, and it seemed like a good solution for that.
Quantum Mechanics (ongoing), Sturm-Lioville theory, Special Relativity (ongoing), Tensors (going towards General Relativity)
What finally clicked: Hermitian matrix, self-adjoint operators, quantum operators for energy and momentum, the Metric (for modeling spacetime curvature), etc.
While reading the Jelly-UI source I learned that you can use slot tags to effectively punch holes in the shadowdom on a web component. The elements passed in as component children can be assigned to a slot[1] within the component's shadowdom, and the external styles on them continue untouched.
1. https://github.com/jelly-org/ui/blob/main/src/components/res...
I used Python webview to make some little desktop utilities.
Most modern frameworks feel like they have so much bloat and overhead. I wanted to make some simple things is a simple way, and it seemed like a good solution for that.
Quantum Mechanics (ongoing), Sturm-Lioville theory, Special Relativity (ongoing), Tensors (going towards General Relativity)
What finally clicked: Hermitian matrix, self-adjoint operators, quantum operators for energy and momentum, the Metric (for modeling spacetime curvature), etc.
I've been working on the course https://www.coursera.org/specializations/machine-learning-in... . No news to anyone on here, but new to me.
I have been learning langchain or langgraph for making good Agentic AI workflows.
Current AI can hack servers better than most hackers.