Matteo Rigon

SWE @folkhq
Passionate about JS/TS, edge computing, tooling, databases, frontend frameworks

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@colinhacks On a Mac you can enable native tabs in VsCode/Cursor and have multiple projects open at the same time. If you drag a tab you can detach it and have a dedicated window

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@TerribleMaps Basically olive oil vs butter

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@zeeg

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@thisislobo @CloudflareDev Probably they/them, but it's always polite to ask first

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@awesomekling Don't they ask for a verification code in order to start the ride?

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@Shreyassanthu77 @mattpocockuk And this is how TS compiles it https://t.co/zY8KVZzdSU

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@Shreyassanthu77 @mattpocockuk It looks like the resource is disposed when exiting the scope it is declared in. According to the TC39 proposal it should be equivalent to a try{}finally{} block
https://t.co/bXDAR5rm6P

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@MartinMasevski @supabase @MatteoRigoni

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@meadowgroove @RobbieJ377 @dom_lucre @elonmusk Mostly because of sunlight. The problem would remain in the night as well but it's definitely weaker and more spotty. If you extend the vision extremely up to radio waves then day or night won't matter because we are literally surrounded by them at all times

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@schickling @threepointone The term I always advocate for is an MLP ( minimum lovable product ). When executed well, features with a small scope but delightfully polished always win

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@bentonnnnnn @ascorbic @thdxr I don't think a <25ms is realistic, what you call a shell usually has content that needs to be fetched from somewhere. Maybe if the content is all in markdown files then it might be possible, but usually most websites have a CMS that requires several round-trips

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@rauchg After seeing the website...there is a good opportunity to pivot from "platform for the web" to myspace 2.0

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@mattpocockuk It looks like TS can't simply recognize pure from unpure functions. The signature of the getter matches the function argument and the if statement statically narrows down the type to "string"

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@addyosmani @googlechrome That's what we are missing! We spend most of the time online on a browser, generative AI built into it is a deal breaker.
Is this feature going to show hints on every text input / text area?

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@mattpocockuk @Emilbonnek Indeed we use the parsed zod schema instead of process.env because we also use transforms, eg string -> number, which you would need to do everytime if you use process.env

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@_pi0_ @Atinux @nuxt_js Did you check https://t.co/jAW6OjwjgN ? I integrated it in my blog a few years ago and worked like a charm

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@HugeLeters @thdxr That's a good example of why a native implementation would be great. You could get the result matches from virtual items, and moving the search cursor back and forward would just render the correct page of virtual items

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@thekitze Or just
import { randomUUID } from 'crypto'

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@MatteoRigoni @icarusgkx https://t.co/YQ2cP3rWIv

You can use Bun in Vercel already, but only for the build. AWS doesn't have a lambda runtime for Bun yet, so functions and edge functions will still run on Node.

IDK about Netlify, but it's going to be the same when they will update the build image

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Vercel now supports Bun install with zero configuration.

https://t.co/XDDkiVXuyo

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@KylerJohnsonDev @twunktrap @jared_codling @wtravishubbard @lfreiredev Yeah Sorbet is basically Typescript for Ruby 😉