accuser.dev
Software Engineer, Coach, and Mentor who currently enjoys TypeScript with SvelteKit and Python for Data Science.
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It is these little gains that add up to improved performance and lower resource usage
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Python programmers could probably have a good try
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I don’t google much about git, but when I do, it is generally this!
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Ha! I’ve always added 120%
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This is where `git conceal —with-shame` would be useful
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I’m all about interfaces; types feel so terminal, but they do have their place.
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Hard decisions don’t always need to be made; sometimes “not yet” is a better answer than “yes” or “no”.
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This is why you get CoPilot to generate unit tests first…
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I typically use a const map:
const Colors = {
RED: ‘red’,
GREEN: ‘green’,
BLUE: ‘blue’
} as const;
type Color = typeof Colors[keyof typeof Colors];
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I miss Ruby, but pretty much left it behind because I was sick of Rails.
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A few spiders I know of could make use of this @aptshadow.bsky.social
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And a calculator, surely?
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By “non-tariff cheating” I’m assuming Ron Vara means things like removing the blocks that prevent UK consumers buying chlorinated chicken and the like?
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Let me know when you have an MVP ready
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Poverty. Oric Atmos.
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The Handmaid’s Tale, published in 1985, would be an interesting next read…
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Asking for a friend
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No. I have a refurbished Dell 7820 with dual Xeon 6138 CPUs (20 cores/40 threads each) and all that RAM. It is a beast, but idling right now. It has several Incus containers live, but only provides network services and low-use automation for air handling.
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I’ve got 384GB RAM, but memory usage peaks around 8GB right now
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I think a lot of the problem is that C++ shaped the way a lot of developers view OOP, and this has obviously influenced a lot of subsequent language implementations of the paradigm.
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One of the reasons I choose functional JS/TS over a class-based approach: the overhead is real and often implicit, which impacts tree shaking.
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Really enjoyed reading that; thank you. It brought back memories of playing JSW on a large, circular, brown formica dining table with a small portable colour, the ZX Spectrum, and not much else.
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I think this is a Safari thing. It was happening a lot to me too, and not just bsky.app, but when I switched to Firefox, it stopped.
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You’re not using Safari, are you?
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Congratulations! It’s going to be an adventure 😏
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All kids love log! m.youtube.com/watch?v=fZG8...
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Older
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I’ve been writing functions with this in mind, and returning a cleanup function for the $effect. For example, I have a component that wants to register a handler - the registration function returns a cleanup function that unregisters the handler.
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It’s for the best.
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My brother’s children drink river milk straight from the tap.
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I teach unstructured data on a degree programme, and I keep think it really is all about perspective.
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This. There are two parties in the exchange, and both are probably working correctly.
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It does set out some clarity of expectations, but I think devs would be good to keep in mind that packages dependent on SvelteKit features should likely be `sveltekit-` and not `svelte-`. That aside, a singular registry for svelte/sveltekit packages could solve some of this.
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As much as I respect many of the devs / devrels creating valuable content on YouTube, that should not be a replacement for quality developer documentation, nor should it be relied up.
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Sound like we need `@sveltejs/adapter-agenticai`
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This. It is being overlooked by devs migrating SvelteKit projects using Svelte 5. It is not a major issue, but knowing the framework and where it is heading is an important consideration.