seniorsassycat

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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
The jsr registry serves typescript, so you have to use typescript tooling, maybe tsc buxy could be esbuild, demo, w/e. The npm compatibility layer compiles typescript to JavaScript on the registry so you can use it without any typescri
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
I'm not sure jsr fixes comments in package.json, and I wouldn't blame npm for the miss feature. package.json is used at runtime by node.js and strictly parsed as json. Npm or just could strip comments on publish, but local develop
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
Does pad start respect RTL marks? /s
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
How is that true if the npm compatibility layer serves compiled js and .d.ts files?
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
I'm really curious how you handle typescript versions and options that affect emit
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
I don't think it will, unless you use the npm compatibility layer.
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
Instead, or in addition to records and tuples I want Symbol.equals or some other interface for equality.
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
Why do you have dependency x? Why is it pinned to ^14 and not upgraded to 15? I don't want comments as pragma or metadata, I want human readable explanations why.
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
Npm has optional dependencies and there are libraries that error when you use a code push that requires them. Features would formalize that pattern and improve it with clear errors, and composability.
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
I think feature dependencies are better modeled than simple package splitting. > For example, let’s say we have added some serialization support to our library, and it requires enabling a corresponding feature > In this example, enabl
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
I think there's a lot of room to innovate in the JavaScript package manager and registry space. • support for optional features and dependencies tied to them, ala cargo. How many npm vulnerabilities are introduced thru the command line
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
Potential User input is separated from code in the tagged template. $`rm ${"dir"}` is not the same as $`rm dir`
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
My ebike is governored to 28mph, some scooter's have geofenced top speeds. Yet a full car can drive thru a parking lot or residential street with highway speed potential.
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
> doesn't contain any promise-returning function that throws Then what is the issue described in #1? Ahh, the compute arg calls
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
The answer is to never throw exceptions from promise returning functions. Mark all promise returning functions `async` - even when it doesn't `await` - because an async function always returns. https://typescript-eslint.io&#
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
I want to carry a large illuminated weight on a fishing pole that I can hang at windscreen height in front of me, so I can claim the space I have the right of way to, without risking my body
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
Absolutely, where I live pedestrians have right of way at all intersections, which includes some pretty busy wide roads the drivers think they own. When I'm crossing I don't stop at the curb and wait for it to clear, I'll ent
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
So the reporter thinks that they were able to get accurate info about private details of a embargo'ed cve from Bard. If correct they would have found a cve in bard, not in curl. In this case the curl maintainers can tell the details ar
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
> Their papers including invisible metadata that identified the case as destined for Judge Drain's court, in a bid to trick the court's Case Management/Electronic Case Files system to assign the case to him. Hit them with
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
|& pipes both
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
Maybe all characters should support the "nod", "point right", and "color" modifiers. Why do need walking right but not sailing right?
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
Many scissor emoji couldn't close, and ants don't have a waist - accuracy is not a core requirement of emoji. I noticed that the flipped person with cane emoji became left handed. Will we get dominant hand modifiers and more permu
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
Big fan of vitest, I like typescript and esm support out of the box and without adding dependencies like types/jest or ts-jest. I've filed bugs and pull requests and the maintainers have been responsive
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
Does vitest have this same issue or make a trade off to avoid it like jest-light-runner
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
I switched from a S10e to a zenfone 9 and the screen feels smaller while the body feels larger, mainly due to the thickness and rectangular profile. The 10 is the same size as the 9
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
> only serves as a way to name a computation that is what a rust closure assigned to a variable does right. Why does a derived signal need a new name?
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
This looks very nice Why use React style capitalized names for components, like App instead of app? It's a bummer when framework breaks a languages style conventions. I'm confused by 'derived signals'. How is a derived s
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
I've worn them and can't stand them, there is too much material between toes. I prefer zero-drop, wide toe box shoes like vivobarefoot and Merrell *gloves. I think I'd have the same opinion on toe socks
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
Would be nice to include `guaranteeDisposable(x)` in the spec for cases you want to handle non-disposable values
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by seniorsassycat 3y ago
4 I mean `using x = a(b(), c())` if all functions return a disposable value will all three be disposed, or only the value returned by a and assigned to x?

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