conaclos

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   by conaclos 5y ago

   `as const` is needed for ensuring that TypeScript uses literal types for the enum members. Otherwise you ends with `TUserRole = string`.
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   by conaclos 5y ago

   You can also name your type with the same name as the value: export const Role = { CUSTOMER: 'customer', ADMIN: 'admin', SYSTEM: 'system', STAFF: 'staff', } as const ex
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   by conaclos 5y ago

   Replacing TS enum with JS objects is really tedious: type HttpMethod = keyof typeof HttpMethod const HttpMethod = { GET: "GET", POST: "POST", } as const It is even worse with int enum: type Ht
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   by conaclos 5y ago

   Remind me of Xi editor [1] that internally uses a CRDT [2] to enable concurrent editing. I'm wondering which CRDT Zed uses. [1] https://xi-editor.io [2] https://xi-editor.io/docs/crdt-details.html
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   by conaclos 5y ago

   Remind me of Misha who goes practically blind during his trip to Mars in series Away.
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   by conaclos 5y ago

   TypeScript is still experimenting with its type system and it has numerous edge cases. I could be more in favor to specify and support a minimal subset of TypeScript rather than the entire TypeScript. Basically we could start by enabling ty
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   by conaclos 5y ago

   I'm currently using termite. However Termite is no longe rmaintened. I plan to switch to alacratty or kitty. I'm wondering: Why did you choose kitty / wezterm over alacratty?
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   by conaclos 5y ago

   Emails seem a good way to add a commenting system. Most people have an email address, and it is a well-established system. To make public the comments, you can use a public mailing list or rebuild the commented static page upon reception of
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   by conaclos 5y ago

   This is hard to convince developers to reduce the number of direct (and indirect) dependencies. I already try to reduce dependencies of Ava - a JavaScript test runner. However, I encountered obstacles such as [1]. I gave up and switched to
10. 310.▲
    by conaclos 5y ago

    Did you read the conclusion [1] of the post? [1] https://drewdevault.com/2021/11/16/Cash-for-leftpad.html#con...
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    by conaclos 5y ago

    Interested readers may also find interest in https://crdt.tech
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    by conaclos 5y ago

    esbuild is a pleasure to use. Because of its speed you no longer need to separate test/release build for simple libraries. I am using esbuild for transpiling my new TypeScript projects. However, I am still have to use TSC to generate d
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    by conaclos 5y ago

    In my knowledge, there are some differences: - in error reporting: type aliases may be replaced by their definition in error reporting. - you cannot create union types with interfaces - legacy versions of TypeScript does not enable to creat
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    by conaclos 5y ago

    Note that `Readonly<T>` does not prevent a call to side-effect methods when `T` is not among a predefined set of built-in types. Indeed, it prevents such calls only on predefined types such as arrays, maps, and sets. It could be more
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    by conaclos 5y ago

    And it will return true for null as well ;)
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    by conaclos 5y ago

    To continue the discussion, I recommend [0].[0] advocates the use of both parser generators and handwritten parsers. Parser generators enable to easily experiment and are so more suited for early development. Once a language is more stable,
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    by conaclos 5y ago

    Yes, xray was abandoned and teletype is written in JS. I understand your point and as a researcher and engineer I know your feeling. I took some cautions by using "Some optimizations". I value engineering as much as research and I
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    by conaclos 5y ago

    Hi josephg, I'm a CRDT researcher. This is great to see so much work around CRDT nowadays! Some optimizations whom you discuss are already proposed by some papers and implementations. For instance, LogootSplit [1] proposes an implement
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    by conaclos 5y ago

    According to GitHub Docs [1], GitHub supports several markup languages, including Markdown, AsciiDoc, Textile, ReStructuredText, Rdoc, Org, Creole, MediaWiki, and Pod. [1] https://docs.github.com/en/github/managing
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    by conaclos 5y ago

    Fixed. Thanks!
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    by conaclos 5y ago

    I prefer a parser-friendly template that makes Web Scraping easy. My template [1] is both parsable by HTML5 and XML processors. [1] https://github.com/Conaclos/origin.html/blob/master/template...
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    by conaclos 8y ago

    I agree. This makes me think about the elegant "attached as" syntax [1] of Eiffel: if attached rawdata.count("\n", i, j) as nlines then .... [1] https://www.eiffel.org/doc/eiffel/Void-safet
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    by conaclos 8y ago

    Nice article! Interesting readers can find an extended diagram in [1] page A:7. [1] Consistency in Non-Transactional Distributed Storage Systems. Paolo Viotti, Marko Vukolic. http://vukolic.com/consistency-survey.pdf
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    TypeScript Typeable Arrays(github.com)

    2 points by conaclos 9y ago|0 comments
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    TypeScript any is evil(github.com)

    1 points by conaclos 9y ago|0 comments