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by mikewhy 7y ago
<TAB><TAB>function name( <TAB><TAB><TAB>arg1, <TAB><TAB><TAB>arg2, <TAB><TAB><TAB>arg3, <TAB><TAB>) That means this never comes up, and
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Branches are still very much a thing in trunk-based development.
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Please prefer the much more straightforward `Number()` native constructor. Also, not sure if the title was edited after submission, but the article is titled "I prefer", not "Prefer".
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There's a bit more to it than that. The article touches on the fact that whats on npm doesn't have to match with what's on github (which is true for any package system that isn't 100% backed by source control).
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Docker for Mac very much uses a VM. It's as lightweight as it can be (using the OS-supplied hypervisor, not something third party), but still a VM.
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They may have something in mind for that? This is from the article on xbox.com: > Enter Xbox Velocity Architecture, which features tight integration between hardware and software and is a revolutionary new architecture optimized for stre
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Sony had already cancelled, so there's no difference to them. I don't see either company delaying the release due to E3 being cancelled. Other supply line constraints from the same root cause, maybe.
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It's even baked into at least one episode title: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpsoncalifragilisticexpiala(...
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There was (and still is) YouCompleteMe for Vim, which is the idea of a code-completion server with editor plugins, so it's definitely a thing people had thought of. Microsoft really took the ball and ran with it, and I'm very grat
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Another thing I really like about LSP is that formatting and linting are built-in concepts. Using something like https://github.com/iamcco/diagnostic-languageserver you can bridge existing command-line tools that only
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Maybe "successor" isn't the right word, as per the linked article: > The goal of the Language Server Index Format is to augment the LSP protocol
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That works after you've purchased it, but I think the person you're responding to is looking for hints before purchase.
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My experience hasn't been anything like this. Countless upgrades, rarely a change to configuration. Any changes that did happen were communicated. Nor with gitlab-runner (and I even fork it to add stuff), and use docker-in-docker.
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This Slashdot article has some links to the WebKit mailing list discussing the changes: https://slashdot.org/story/184313
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You deal with the same model interfaces, just as you would in any client / server pattern. But that's usually the extent of it.
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For me, it's: - Easy validations (either with a single schema object or field-level) - Easy / reusable form controls - A context containing the current form values, errors, what's been touched by the user, and methods to mani
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It shouldn't be much of a concern if you're already writing JS, which usually already comes with judicious use of the linter.
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With Sidecar (+ a supported Mac), you can use your tablet as a second screen and apps can access the pencil. I can't comment on the experience.
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> Epic does nothing like that and even actively pushes games to be exclusive this Windows only Don't Epic make Unreal Engine, which supports Linux? I'm not sure it's fair to say they do nothing, if that's the case.
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Are you able to turn on/off speakers without having to go to the amp/receiver?
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Precisely why I never shared any of the backend code for ss-plex.
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JS files can use JSDoc, which typescript handles (when you edit a JS file in VS Code, you're already secretly using typescript).
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> should I tell the user to tap I always use the term "tap". MacBook / Magic trackpads literally have an option called "tap to click". > should I tell the user to drag-and-drop Both mobile and desktop support
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macOS also has it's own PiP mode, which is nicer than what Chrome has. I wonder if FF is using their own implementation as well.
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Take YouTube for example. It's difficult to resize the window so it's _just_ the video (they size things so you always see the video + title). With a proper PiP mode, that's no longer an issue.
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Just FYI, your comment reads like you're saying the Go developers created the concept of language servers, but they were created by MS for VS Code.
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This is the direction JavaScript is going as well. Having used cancellation tokens in C#, I quite like the pattern. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/AbortContro...
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Conversely, in Nova Scotia, I can go to my closest dispensary, wait about 5 minutes in line (inside a surprisingly posh store), pay with a simple tap, and I'm on my way. The biggest issue here is the waste from packaging.
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That's Safari for Windows. Safari for Windows was discontinued in 2012, almost 8 years ago.
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I'm all for minimalism, but the very first code example is a bad example. It's saying "look at how small your error handling can be" without mentioning that now you have to build something to inspect said errors. There i

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