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Yup, this is very surprising... On my machine the threshold is `setTimeout(..., 9)`. Safari 18.5, M1 MacBook Air
From the JS side, it works as expected (logging .textContent shows "blocking").
Even if you trigger a sync layout in JS (with .getBoundingClientRect()), the UI isn't updated until after the blocking code returns.
It looks like they over-optimized the rendering scheduler.

2025-09-04 13:57:20 UTC

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setTimeout schedules a (macro)task.
Assuming setStatus is synchronous (or scheduled for the upcoming microtask queue which is drained immediately after synchronous code is done), the UI should be updated and this would be a Safari bug...

2025-03-17 20:54:00 UTC

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Why not use the closure scope for private fields as you'd do in plain JS ?
...
Replying to myself : I guess it can make figuring things out with the debugger more ergonomic. Do you have other reasons ?

2025-03-17 20:45:17 UTC

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I might have initially missed the point...
The chalenge is to use the factory pattern with pseudo-private fields through type shenanigans ?

2025-03-17 20:01:44 UTC

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What about this ?
interface Incrementor {
readonly counter: number;
inc(): void
}
function createIncrementor2(i = 0): Incrementor {
return {
get counter() {return i},
inc() {
i++;
},
}
}
https://www.typescriptlang.org/play/#code/JYOwLgpgTgZghgYwgAgJIgVCBbC4D2UyA3gFDLJZwAm+IANgJ7IL4Cu40AXMiG9gCNoAbnLJQCABQBKHgDd8waqQC+pGBwRhgdFlUjpMOPGEIAmSQjZQs4ZAF5kABlloMWXASJkKWMNZASMQoAcwgwFnZOKBkSPwCWa1swFQAaYPEMWJ8KXKsbEwBqQtFc5DSxNTUgA

2025-03-16 21:34:29 UTC

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You can only turn bluetooth off until the next reboot on iPhone. It been like this for years, no idea why.

2025-02-16 17:07:33 UTC

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But if you're quoting plain language, double quotes let one have unescaped apostrophes, which are pretty common in English and many other languages (more so than quoted text).