#wmhack travel thread starts!
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> implying the rest of #wmhack is not nerd HQ
@LucasWerkmeister establishing rank on day one, pro move
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> implying the rest of #wmhack is not nerd HQ
good morning #wmhack! no selfie yet as I rushed straight into an API Portal session
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good morning #wmhack! no selfie yet as I rushed straight into an API Portal session
Halley Coplin pointed out that the search results for “Wikipedia API” aren’t great, so I had a look and now I’m intrigued by this “preview” for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/API – I highly doubt that text shows up on the article…
(this is with all DuckDuckGo “AI” features disabled btw)
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Halley Coplin pointed out that the search results for “Wikipedia API” aren’t great, so I had a look and now I’m intrigued by this “preview” for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/API – I highly doubt that text shows up on the article…
(this is with all DuckDuckGo “AI” features disabled btw)
@LucasWerkmeister Oh, DuckDuckGo has been doing that for a while now, especially for Wikipedia articles. I think they’re getting it from Bing https://chaos.social/@pb/112812963612005171
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@LucasWerkmeister Oh, DuckDuckGo has been doing that for a while now, especially for Wikipedia articles. I think they’re getting it from Bing https://chaos.social/@pb/112812963612005171
@LucasWerkmeister Or rather, I find it especially noticeable for Wikipedia articles because the tone of the snippet is so obviously off.
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Halley Coplin pointed out that the search results for “Wikipedia API” aren’t great, so I had a look and now I’m intrigued by this “preview” for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/API – I highly doubt that text shows up on the article…
(this is with all DuckDuckGo “AI” features disabled btw)
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Halley Coplin pointed out that the search results for “Wikipedia API” aren’t great, so I had a look and now I’m intrigued by this “preview” for https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/API – I highly doubt that text shows up on the article…
(this is with all DuckDuckGo “AI” features disabled btw)
Search result 1 SHOULD be https://github.com/maxlath/wikibase-sdk by @maxlath who is at #wmhack
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(not a quote from the presentation, just inspired by it ^^)
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@LucasWerkmeister wow, we hate folx having a home now?
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Search result 1 SHOULD be https://github.com/maxlath/wikibase-sdk by @maxlath who is at #wmhack
@sl007 @LucasWerkmeister nop, wikibase-sdk doesn't do much wikipedia, only wikidata/wikibase
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(not a quote from the presentation, just inspired by it ^^)
dear #wmhack! in about 1½ hours (at 15:15 CEST), I’m doing a presentation about Cool New Things In JS + CSS (https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T423292) in space 5!
come join me to hear about loads of new JavaScript (and some CSS) features that we’re allowed to use in MediaWiki code more or less recently (since we dropped support for some older browsers)
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dear #wmhack! in about 1½ hours (at 15:15 CEST), I’m doing a presentation about Cool New Things In JS + CSS (https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T423292) in space 5!
come join me to hear about loads of new JavaScript (and some CSS) features that we’re allowed to use in MediaWiki code more or less recently (since we dropped support for some older browsers)
@LucasWerkmeister will there be a recording?
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@LucasWerkmeister will there be a recording?
@magnusmanske no, but there will be slides (including skipped slides recapping what I'm planning to say which will be included in the
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dear #wmhack! in about 1½ hours (at 15:15 CEST), I’m doing a presentation about Cool New Things In JS + CSS (https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T423292) in space 5!
come join me to hear about loads of new JavaScript (and some CSS) features that we’re allowed to use in MediaWiki code more or less recently (since we dropped support for some older browsers)
the presentation went well! here are the slides for Cool New Things In JS + CSS – your reference for all the features you can use nowadays: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cool_new_things_in_JS_%2B_CSS_%E2%80%93_Wikimedia_Hackathon_2026.pdf?page=10
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the presentation went well! here are the slides for Cool New Things In JS + CSS – your reference for all the features you can use nowadays: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cool_new_things_in_JS_%2B_CSS_%E2%80%93_Wikimedia_Hackathon_2026.pdf?page=10
(I *nailed* the time, pretty much exactly 30 minutes
although @manjiki granted us a few more minutes for Q&A ^^) -
fun (re)discovery: Framework laptops don’t work well when they’re stacked on top of one another
I was very confused until I fortuitously had to move my laptop away from someone else’s for unrelated reasons and suddenly the keyboard and touchpad worked again
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the presentation went well! here are the slides for Cool New Things In JS + CSS – your reference for all the features you can use nowadays: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cool_new_things_in_JS_%2B_CSS_%E2%80%93_Wikimedia_Hackathon_2026.pdf?page=10
@LucasWerkmeister tonight i'm gonna party like it's 2017
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@LucasWerkmeister tonight i'm gonna party like it's 2017
@LucasWerkmeister seriously though i've been using a lot of these es2017-level features in our js code for ReaderExperiments and
OH
MY
GOD
is it so much better than the es5 days
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