@robpalmer2@drosenwasser Please don’t forget Visual Studio integration, I think the last update on this was from summer and some small bugs make it a pain to use https://t.co/VJD7nS7UID
@thepsharp En el momento que la IA se mete en un sector lo convierte en un bien industrial escalable, así que ya no es especial. Aunque el 99% de las necesidades de un homo sapiens estén cubiertas por procesos industriales escalables (automatizables), el 1% restante ocupará el 100% del GDP
@thepsharp O indirecta (gasolina, con toda su cadena de valor). Podríamos tener mucha más ropa y comida y vivienda si nos contentáramos con productos industriales escalables, pero siempre queremos cosas especiales. Unos pendientes hechos a mano, una ático con vistas en el centro…
@LeonChaland@europae_1234 Can we start by agreeing on English? With the UK out is a neutral language now. Without a common language anything else makes no sense.
We've got some updates on TypeScript 7! The new native port
- can type-check any project
- supports --build and --incremental
- has rich editor features implemented
- is still 10x faster
and is ready for you to try today!
https://t.co/wPOXTwZVlG
async paradigm has been in mainstream programming languages for more than 15 years and I still think is a huge waste of time in most of the workloads developers use it (specially using python)
TypeScript 5.4 will bring a new utility type: NoInfer.
This will be EXTREMELY useful for generic functions where you have multiple candidates for inferring a type.
In the example below, we use NoInfer to make sure that 'initial' must be one of the states passed.
We talk about rich people and poor people, left-leaning people and right-leaning people, smart people and, well, not so smart people. But I have come to think that to understand what's happening in the world, a much more important distinction is that between people people and idea people.
People people understand the world in personal stories and social relations. Idea people understand the world in terms of systems, interactions, and constraints.
Most people are people people. And because of that most communication is aimed at people people. It's all about who did what when why and with whom.
But most scientists I know are idea people. They're all about how it works and what you can do with it.
I believe that the major reason science communication is so difficult is that people people want people stories and it's not how idea people think.
This is why a lot of popular science writing is about people stories. Which I personally find incredibly tiresome because honestly I don't really care much what Prof X did on the day he thought of Y. I just want to know what he found and why it's important.
It's also why politics works so badly. Because people people vote for people people, not idea people.