@thdxr We have our electron app in our SST v2 monorepo. Working on a windows GUI app in WSL was frustrating.
More generally, there hasn't been a reason to virtualize a linux kernel just to write TS/JS. pnpm on windows has been very simple and consistent for us.
@Jaku I wanted to like this tweet. I'm usually such a fan of your content, but man you've changed.
There are three paragraphs here, sentences starting with capital letters and ending with punctuation, multiple contractions, even a "too" in there! Ugh I guess everyone sells out.
@maxlynch Right! I dunno why but I can't get enough handball. I am actually concerned that we didn't have a qualifying team π. We need to quickly shift our national focus.
@uwunetes Definitely relate to this. Also whenever a TS update comes out I worry it's changed anything I thought I knew.
If ya haven't come across this yet, it's what has stuck with me. https://t.co/lwef5QGJy9
@mattpocockuk Had nothing but trouble with paths. Thinking this depends on the project somewhat. Most of my projects don't need to publish packages, monorepo is for organization, teams, and reuse.
I've been happy with pnpm, TS package.json exports, and not compiling everything.
@thdxr I mean I am not saying it's not NOT Shel Silverstein, but I am also not saying its not you.
What I can say with absolute certainty is I have never seen the two of you in the same place at the same time.
I've been a dev for 25+ years but AI age progression is just unreal. Simply ask "Can you imagine @thdxr 25 years in the future" and just gold spits out.
Just gold guys.
@stevewsop@NHL Not only is it horrible it seems to have been completely lost on them that they picked a song about someone needing space in a relationship and connected it to garbage spam text messages.
@mattpocockuk Maybe this is obvious but I've assumed wider is like casting a wider net to fit more stuff. So since User2 will fit more things (anything with an ID that's a string) that's wider for me.
Also I am very impressed by your community's kind limitation of your mom jokes.
@thdxr This hasn't been all that bad for us as trpc is similar.
The monitoring service we use has invocation-based pricing, hard to shut off paying for calls you don't want to trace constantly.
That one lambda will need all the permissions. π€·πΌββοΈ
Maybe worries with the 4kb Env limit.
@mattpocockuk Speaking of type faith vs safe. How you do the opposite? Looking to remove globals from node. I guess specifically @types/node. When using esm how would you suggest a clean way to remove __dirname, __filename, require, etc.
@mattpocockuk With you on ignore, not totally on expect error. Though it should be a last resort. Recent example I ran into is using the Stripe API. ts-ignore is there recommended way to handle using an older API Version. We went with expect-error, still felt dirty.
https://t.co/G26oxzQ2Ay
@thdxr After chatGPT fails you still need someone to write the code for ya eh?
300 IQ play though. No one wants to do free work but everyone loves a good challenge.
@thdxr We have whole social media personas built with the intention that others will repeat & spread opinions to sound smart. Usually focused on the most dramatic or trolly take instead of advancing good.
Also this is a good take, I am going to tell everyone I thought of it. Thanks.
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@thdxr Ah yes, another episode of reality vs marketing. Dax clearly you don't understand that facts don't matter when you're trying to sell things. Heck there is a whole world of people out there that think they actually have an HDR TV.
@marcochsner @maxlynch I hadn't seen any issues with explorer or running programs from WSL2. you should be able to just run an exe, and `explorer.exe .` should open the current folder in windows explorer.
@maxlynch I recently revisited in the last couple weeks. From WSL2, went to git-bash and also tried Cygwin. I ended up landing on Powershell 7 in Windows Terminal with oh-my-posh and nvm-windows. It's come a long way and especially needed when doing electron work.