Hacker News with Generative AI: Standardization

"A major blocker to free and open source multimedia is isostandards" (twitter.com)
HashML-DSA Considered Harmful (keymaterial.net)
I mentioned ranted about this topic as a section of a previous blog post (at the very end), but the topic keeps coming up, so I am escalating to a full blog post, since obviously that will help with all these people who are wrong on the internet standardization.
Should JavaScript be split into two languages? (devclass.com)
A Google engineer presented a proposal to the official standardization committee that would split JavaScript into two languages, a core to be implemented by runtime engines and a more capable variant which depends on tools that compile it down to that core.
UK considering making USB-C the common charging standard, following the EU (neowin.net)
Following moves by both the European Union and India to implement USB-C as the default charging port for all consumer devices, the British government has now begun a consultation on whether it should follow suit and implement a common standard for charging, and if this should be USB-C.
ISO Panel – Trust in AI: How to build global confidence [video] (iso.org)
Chart a course through the intricate AI landscape, with real-world experiences and gain insight into the challenges and opportunities of AI from the consumer perspective.
Proposal for Standardized JSX (vanillajsx.com)
WebComponents Proposal: Add lit-HTML to the browser (github.com/WICG)
Towards Standardizing Place: Why I'm Excited for Overture's GERS (dbreunig.com)
OpenFeature: Standardizing Feature Flagging (openfeature.dev)
Python wheel filenames have no canonical form (yossarian.net)