Any good pointers on the specifics on how one would do this themselves with axolot? Did you find that the documentation was adequate?

Not Seinfeld.

Partly true: Seinfeld used a laugh track, and also a real audience for stuff like scenes in Jerry's apartment.

https://www.quora.com/Did-Seinfeld-use-a-laugh-track-a-live-...

It only works for recent shows. Outside of the last decade or two, every sitcom had to have a laugh track, period.

> Outside of the last decade or two, every sitcom had to have a laugh track, period.

More correct: every live action sitcom used a laugh track and/or live studio audience.

I think Simpsons managed to trick the powers that be into classifying it as a cartoon instead of a sitcom. Different rules.

And Chrome! (maybe they fixed it)

works fine for me

Mujuice, Crystal Castles

Try asking "What's your name?" or "How are you?"

I read this as cockblock.js and was expecting something more amusing.

The video has been posted for anyone interested:

http://vimeo.com/61044810

Super neat but I can't think of a scenario where I would need it. What was the reason you built this for?

Thanks! Originally I just wanted a way to add a src attribute to any element, I eventually realized that it could be used to finally fix my issues with templates; too much javascript scaffolding.