How to Use GPT to Continuously Scroll Your Website

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The observer can, yeah, I said you can attach it to an element. And then you provide a callback when that thing is triggered. You can also unobserve if you do not want it to continue firing. It might be helpful to unobserve. Then after the, so when it triggers the callback, you fetch more items. Those items come back and you put them into your DOM. At that point, it would be a good time to re-observe that element. So it doesn't keep firing. What is an example of a continually scrolling website? Google Images Pinterest. Trying to think of any other ones.

In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott answer coding questions posed by ChatGPT like what’s the difference between rem and em in CSS, the difference between a callback function and a promse in Node, what are Fastify plugins, and more!

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00:19 The premise for this Stump’d
05:46 Scott’s weekend story
09:36 What is the difference between a for loop and a while loop in JavaScript?
11:11 What is the difference between the “em” and “rem” units in CSS, and when would you use each of them?
13:15 What is the difference between a callback function and a promise in Node.js?
14:57 In JavaScript, what is the difference between a function declaration, a function expression, and an arrow function, and how do they affect the concept of hoisting?
18:39 How do you define a custom scalar type in GraphQL?
21:30 With Deno, can you provide an example of an experimental API that requires the “–unstable” flag and explain its purpose?
26:59 What’s the difference between a div and a span?
28:01 What is aspect ratio?
29:07 If it’s not supported by all browsers, how could you maintain aspect ratio?
30:11 Can you explain the purpose of the beforeUpdate lifecycle function in Svelte, and provide a simple use case for it?
32:33 What is the difference between unknown and any in TypeScript, and when should each be used?
34:42 In TypeScript, what is a mapped type, and how can you use it to create a new type that makes all properties of an existing type optional?
36:21 What are Fastify plugins, and how can they be used to extend the functionality of a Fastify application?
37:57 In React, what is the purpose of the React.memo higher-order component, and how does it help improve the performance of a functional component?
39:53 How would you create a custom HTML element that is styled with CSS and has dynamic behavior using JavaScript?
41:57 What is the Intersection Observer API, and how can you use it to implement infinite scrolling in a web application?
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