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211.
by forty 2y ago
It should be supported by the above code
212.
by forty 2y ago
That precisely one of my problem with enum: almost all TS type is structural typing, why have this exception enums being nominal typing?
213.
by forty 2y ago
This is my preferred home made way of doing "Enum" in TS theses days https://gist.github.com/forty/ac392b0413c711eb2d8c628b3e7698... - it includes syntax to migrate from TS enum. The member documentation poin
214.
by forty 2y ago
Wrong, what it's missing from passkey is phishing resistance. And you can use passkeys with at least a few independent commercial password managers if you are not happy giving your passkeys to Google & Apple (I work for one such pa
215.
by forty 2y ago
Yeah I never heard "le propriétaire" especially used for a restaurant owners. Personally this is the first definition that come to my mind when seeing the word restaurateur, before artwork/building restaurateurs.
216.
by forty 2y ago
I cannot really come up with a good rule, but I notice that words in -teur seem to have a féminin in -trice (restaura-teur/-trice, ama-teur/-trice, institu-teur/-trice, anima-teur/-trice) while other -eur words seem to p
217.
by forty 2y ago
Why are the cards overlapping? There is enough space on my mobile screen to display them all if they were not tilt
218.
by forty 2y ago
Collaboration brought us peace. Peace is underrated these days. (NB: I mean the good kind of collaboration of course, on science and industry - it's a loaded word in French at least)
219.
by forty 2y ago
I think in practice in their randomized tests, almost all samples were above the recommended threshold, so you can save the test money and assume it's not going to be good.
220.
by forty 2y ago
Sadly, because the soil are too polluted by PFAS, it is adviced against to eat your own eggs (by medical authorities) where I live (larger paris aera) https://www.iledefrance.ars.sante.fr/polluants-organiques-pe...
221.
by forty 2y ago
In practice for complex env it ends up creating a lot of if(env) and the code ends up being horrible. At least it was our experience and we ended up having common modules instantiated in different environment as needed, which was much nicer
222.
by forty 2y ago
They could block access to X from Germany (via DNS and removing apps from stores). Not hard to bypass, but certainly enough to make most people move on to another platform.
223.
by forty 2y ago
From what I read, there are countries in Europe where it's ~0.40€/kWh (like Germany). Here in France it's ~0.20€/kWh
224.
by forty 2y ago
Paying for good search sounds interesting to me. It's there such thing but without AI stuff?
225.
by forty 2y ago
> still get gapped by statically compiled languages. Which statically complicated languages are you referring to? :)
226.
by forty 2y ago
Haha I also studied as part of a student project and I remember my computer science teacher saying "it's dark magic" ^^
227.
by forty 2y ago
They kept the jewelry and throwed the rest?
228.
by forty 2y ago
>- Firefox brings you to Apple Watch. I had read your post correctly. I just provided more information for a cases that matched two of your conditions
229.
by forty 2y ago
I got pixel with Firefox for Android
230.
by forty 2y ago
I don't argue that choosing his employer is a luxury few can afford, but this is true of the other boxes. You might have to trade some boxes for the others are will (especially the first one regarding compensation - as it turns out, in
231.
by forty 2y ago
No one interested in box 6: not f*cking our planet and other humans?
232.
by forty 2y ago
mosquitos are indeed not attracted by light (other insects are). I believe they are attracted by CO2 (breath) blood and sweat.
233.
by forty 2y ago
The issue is precisely that many people underestimate the cost of pulling someone else's code as a dependency. Pulling a dependency with 1M LoC is probably more costly than writing 1000 LoC yourself.
234.
by forty 2y ago
Yes, once again I think it's all fine, provided that people who did not provide any value to anyone are not allowed to own all the hammers, which implies at least abolishing inheritance. "Choosing freely" when the choice is &
235.
by forty 2y ago
Sorry, but I think it's bullshit. I understand why they would write some paper with threats to put some pressure on Netherlands, but actually acting on it is completely ridiculous if you do a very simple pros and cons balance.
236.
by forty 2y ago
For the first point, some mono repo orchestrators (I'm thinking of at least pnpm) have a way to do : run all the (for example) tests for all the packages that had change from master branch + all packages that depend transitively from t
237.
by forty 2y ago
If that hammer is the mean of production of some company and as a result of owning the hammer I can get all the profits of the company, while doing no work and the people doing the actual work with the hammer get only low wages , then this
238.
by forty 2y ago
There are systems which recognize private ownership which are not capitalists. Capitalism is just about the full control of means of production and of companies by capital owners as explained by your parent.
239.
by forty 2y ago
After several iterations (some of which older than TS native enums if I remember well), this is the Enum code I ended up with. It creates type, "accessors" (`MyEnum.value`), type guard (`isMyENum(...)`) and set of values (`for(con
240.
by forty 2y ago
The trick is that a very small number of people confiscated most of the wealth and their "added value" is releasing some of that wealth to those who were not lucky enough to have any wealth. I think I could be fine with a capitali

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