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joshum97

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    Comment #48635534

    If things keep going this direction my job title is just going to be "tool call". I'm a bit intrigued that he ended up happier now that Claude's in the driver's seat and he's playi…

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    Comment #44280186

    Very nice!

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    Comment #43984044

    Really fresh approach to site “addons” by just copying in and owning a folder instead of installing a million packages.

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    Comment #42742667

    Really excited for JS to finally get something similar with Iterator and AsyncIterator helper methods. It's way behind Ruby in that regard. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs…

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    Comment #41594708

    This is a cool approach. Definitely better than an all-at-once cutover! If only Ruby had better support for static typing though. Clearly infinite dynamism works for some folks and…

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    Comment #29391889

    I’m working on eslint-plugin-solid for this reason, and while I haven’t implemented this yet (it’s complicated), it will eventually warn when something is wrong with reactivity in …

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    Comment #29384476

    Nit: to me at least, "Never deal with another freelancer" comes off as unnecessarily harsh (even if it resonates with some). I understand the product is targeted to early-stage sta…

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    Comment #28920277

    This looks a lot better with the F# proposal: return cb(predicate) |> negate |> filter;

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    Comment #28920245

    We've suffered under "bad parts" in JavaScript before, and the solution was not to use them, which works out fine for the most part. But I tend to agree, adding a functional langua…

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    Comment #28919684

    In response to people repeatedly advocating for F# + partial application over Hack, TC39 responds with what is essentially a threat: > To emphasize, it is likely that an attempt to…

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    Comment #28553230

    Here’s the relevant section: > In most cases, React Native will use JavaScriptCore, the JavaScript engine that powers Safari. Note that on iOS, JavaScriptCore does not use JIT due …

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    Comment #27133209

    I think React hooks would fit nicely anywhere you need incremental computation, and a compiler is the first thing that comes to mind. They’re made for efficiently updating the outp…

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    Comment #26157550

    Esbuild does have a JS transform API, so you could write a command line tool that walks the file system (Babel, ESLint, Prettier, etc. all do this so you have examples), transforms…

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    Comment #25981807

    I’d push it one step further and include “unskilled” labor too. The value added to society is measurably positive no matter the skill level of the immigrant.

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    Comment #25811476

    Back in college, I had a summer research internship where the previous year, the interns tried to migrate a large Java code base to Gradle and left it in a broken state. Knowing li…

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    Comment #24421602

    Does Lucet ( https://www.fastly.com/blog/announcing-lucet-fastly-native-w... ) meet those needs?

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    Comment #24421538

    Good point about conditional compilation. It’s a trade off I’ll leave for language implementors to make. I tend to think that easily preventing a malicious package from sending you…

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    Comment #24421470

    I would agree with you, except that LLVM IR isn’t platform independent. For all of Wasm’s warts it’s the best supported low level cross platform IR we have.

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    Comment #24421059

    I think Wasm outside the browser could benefit package managers. As far as I know, Rust and some other compiled languages distribute their crates/packages in source code form, whic…