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I made a smol ember app demo: github.com/NullVoxPo...

it only requires 3 files ( 4 for ergo ):
- the html
- babel.config
- vite.config
- ( src/app.gts )

The rest is config for editor tooling 🙈

Ooooooooooooo

Yeah, that aligns with what i know, too.
But i feel like people only ask for vscode to use ts, but no plans

why would you need a whole Language Server just for folding?

the highlighter should have folding info (tree-sitter works this way!)

lol yes!

I use it all the time in neovim, and its amazing. helps me focus as I browse around.

It's syntax-based tho, so it always *just works*

queue is pronounced q

which means, I can spell it:

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VScode's code-folding is indentation-based instead of syntax-based and that's insane

Imma really need GitHub to stop stealing focus from me when slow ui finally pops in.

Pretty sure element.focus() is anti pattern.

still, there shouldn't have to be work-arounds just to see data for a tab

The gloves are _off_.

But anyone who has tried to do anything with WASM just knows this as well... and even -- rust's wasm-pack also has some ergo issues, but it's the best out there form wasm rn

inb4 people say "use chrome"

no. If I ever move off firefox, it'll be to ladybird.

Capturing every tab makes it quite hard / cumbersome to find what I actually want

Anyone at firefox able to add an option on the perf capture to not capture every tab I have open?

I wanted localhost (this time), and I only *ever* want to capture the performance of the tab (and related processes) that I've opened the dev tools on.

Should I use a diff tool?

Til, if you select image, and upload a gif, it only takes the first frame

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I think the term “Explicit Resource Management” might confuse a lot of #JavaScript developers because the implementation is more about «scope mechanics» then it is about «resources» and this distinction can lead to over engineered debates. Focus on the consumption not the disposal.

from www.reddit.com/r/Exp...

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Reverse perfection? Possible. Not practical. Unwise.

Improvement made. Zerg is evolution, not error.

Don't use ai when exactness matters

Instead of using tmux, I just use neovim.

looks like lastfm needs to do some data normalization

anyone know if they still have developers?

100%

The original post was complaining about my work project. Haha

100% agreed.

Also, patches seem to come out of favoring near term wins, over long term sustainability.

Like, it all adds up and every blemish slows everything down

I 100% agree.

However, this is a lot harder on 3 million line code bases.

- some are working around issues in abandoned libraries that we don't want to keep using

Nay, it's a few things though:
- my project is not as up to date as it should be
- not everyone on the team does oss, or doesn't feel like they have the time to
- some patches are super risks (improper solve)
- some patches are small tweaks because we're on bleeding edge in some regards