@[email protected] что купить, у меня есть уже :neocat_googly:

@[email protected] isn't hermes supposed to be faster? i heard some really good things about it, like type-aware compile-time optimizations (though now i cant find any source on that, maybe they just made this up)

@[email protected] неиронично думаю из эира сделать сервер, когда будет новый мак

somehow github actions kinda suck - api is very limited: there's no way really to download a cache entry via api artifacts api doesn't provide a way to find artifacts by name "create workflow dispatch event" doesn't fucking return the created run's id - you cant use matrix within composite actions, you need to do that wherever you use the composite action - caches are very half-assed and again introduce too much boilerplate ended up just making an incredible crutch to invoke another workflow from a workflow via api and waiting for it to finish, and then manually download its artifacts. this way i can save up to 2-5 minutes on each run

why are m1 runners on github only available on team/enterprise plans :neocat_cry: like, im even willing to pay, but not *that* much

@[email protected] *this* being? are you doing some kind of dom-to-rn stuff?

> Found 29 errors. > > You may have discovered a bug in Deno. Please open an issue at: https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/ oh my fucking god not again

slow types compiler when the types are actually slow: :troll: <small>tbf the types are fast actually, it's the module resolution that is slow</small> maybe that was not a very good idea - like 99.9% of these are child process overhead, the actual runtime of the script is at most 1-2ms. i should probably at least do some serious caching, it took 17s on a simple test project, it would take at least few hours on a real project this way :neocat_googly_shocked:

i guess i'll have to deal with `child_process` overhead :neocat_googly_woozy:

i seem to be hitting this issue that was supposedly fixed ages ago https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/21417 mfw

i cant get it nor any alternative to work... everything just hangs indefinitely :neocat_cry: cant have shit in this ecosystem

@[email protected] soy breakcore

huh, typescript doesn't support async module resolution hosts, and deno works around that (from what i understood) by.. having it send tasks to native code and then block on them ([src](https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/2626)) :neocat_googly_shocked: welp, https://npm.im/deasync it is then

i wasn't built for work and corporate i was built to lay in laps and receive headpats

emotions are so overrated i wish humans didn't have them

@[email protected] yeah that's the point they *give* me energy

how do i teach my adhd self not to have arguments online the most fucking pointless waste of time but it's so fun every time and i keep falling for that...

@[email protected] shouldn't kita be upside down? :neocat_googly:

turned out muting thread also mutes reactions/boosts if its my own post. i learned that my post has 130 boosts by randomly seeing it in my tl lol

it's really sad that there are no *good* and *maintained* component libraries for solid. or any libraries for that matter. most of stuff like "X but for solid" is updated once in a moon and rarely has more than like 100 stars which is really a bummer, solid is literally so much better than react, but for commercial projects people still choose react just because of the ecosystem :neocat_cry:

one thing i really disliked about tailwind when i tried it is the fact that it doesn't promote consistency and semantics like at all. like yeah, you have a bunch of colors and pre-defined border radiuses, but just because there are **so many of them** i really don't see any benefit to just writing `*px` directly. proper design systems don't have 30 gap sizes and 50 different border roundings. of course there's nothing *stopping you* from putting an arbitrary value, but the pre-defined one should really be opinionated, otherwise there's not much point in the design system. your "expertly-crafted default color palette" is good and all, but i don't really want to remember that my "brand" color is indigo-420 (or was it 666?) and that normally my paddings are 4 but i crank them to 6 if i really want to. and making a component for *everything* just so i can reuse stuff quickly gets too tiring, and a very delicate game of balancing the component being opinionated vs the component allowing for any kind of usage you want it to. also a weird thing with tailwind is that half their utilities have naming like *-xs/sm/... and another half is just straight up numbers.

@[email protected] ну не совсем, там есть вещи которые через инлайн стили ты не сделаешь. по типу всяких медиа-запросов и ховер стейтов и всякого такого. но вообще да, типа того))0

someone should make shadcn-style component collection (not as opposed to "component library". you literally copy-paste components from there) but with css modules instead of tailwind classnames dreamt up by the utterly deranged

i feel bad opening issues for them to just be closed as duplicate/'working as intended"/some silly fix i somehow overlooked i did look through docs and even looked into sources, so it's not like i am to blame, but still i feel bad for wasting people's time like that 😖

it absolutely fucking ignores `d.ts` files. and also `index.d.ts` files in particular (they don't even get in the tarball) what the fuck

jsr sucks so much wtf

i feel so uncomfortable talking to someone who clearly has no fucking idea what they are talking about

holy shit techbros are real why

@[email protected] i never said x can't be negative /lh

we should abolish dst, too absolutely stupid thing

dear americans nobody outside usa knows what the fuck are EST EDT ET PST CST and 289191 other "standard" timezones. please for the love of god use UTC+X sincerely, :haggard:

@[email protected] doesn't that just mean that your refresh token == auth token?

i wonder if people will ever learn to rtfm

btw shoutout to deno for having documentation in discord ffs :haggard:

why doesn't discord have read acks it's so dumb

@[email protected] @[email protected] wdym? for users with a public follower/following list literally nothing is stopping someone from looking at them, nor scraping them to build a social graph

@[email protected] tbh i wonder if apple changed that after getting myriads of opposite reports from people who have never used a dumb physical calculator. i might be misremembering, but im fairly sure it would have resulted in 200 5-6 years ago

@[email protected] i get it, but the ui does not reflect that. theres almost no way for the user to know that the app remembered enough context to perform such a computation. in other words, if i re-opened the app after i typed 50+50* - i wouldnt really be able to tell the difference. i just checked, unlike +-, */ operators in ios calculator in fact don't act exactly the same way, their buttons stays active as if i was holding it until i start typing a number. which is better than nothing, but still an awful ux tbh