If I add `npm run build` to the auto-approve list and it has edit access to package.json - have I auto approved everything?

I've found chatting with LLMs very useful. But have had to turn off inline suggestions. Too much time spent reading the suggestion, only to reject it because it's not what I'm trying to do. If I've only typed two characters, that is not enough to read my mind.

Expandable hovers 😍 Know these have been in the works for a while and I'm so excited to try them out. devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/a...

Capturing for posterity: I asked ChatGPT "When do you think there will be a best selling novel written entirely by AI?" A: "You might see a fully AI-authored book in the Amazon Top 100 by the late 2020s, and a New York Times best-seller by early 2030s."

First trip to NY! 80/20% nervous/excited. Watch films or try and code without a copilot on the flight?

I'm sure I read somewhere that there was a plan to add a new React hook for getting a representation of the current component stack to help with debugging/error reporting. But I can't find it anywhere. Did I dream this? cc: @en-js.bsky.social @no.lol

Back from a week hiding in Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Mostly enjoying the countryside, steam trains, and castles. Did do a little bit of c++ for the first time in years, having a go at implementing something in v8. I had not missed preprocessor header includes and macros. JS has made me soft.

How long until all the seo companies transition to aio? chatgpt.com/share/684b29...

TIL assert.partialDeepStrictEqual( [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9], [4, 5, 8], ); My gut guess would have been that only common prefix would pass. I can see how this is also useful, just surprised me. nodejs.org/api/assert.h...

What if the JSX transform was: (x) => <elm prop1={1} prop2={x} />; to const _staticProps = { prop1: 1 }; (x) => jsx("elm", { __proto__: _staticProps, prop2: x }); i.e the contract is that the props on the prototype never change so don't need to be diffed.

Myself and @ashley-c.bsky.social wrote a post on the TypeScript Go port (originally published on LogRocket). If you'd like to read it, it's here: johnnyreilly.com/typescript-g...

Great explanation of the journey from Records and Tuples to Composites and why they are useful by @mattpocock.com and TC39er @ashley-c.bsky.social youtu.be/hFenspfGLTk?...

ECMAScript explanations 😉 @mattpocock.com and proposal champion @ashley-c.bsky.social explain why TC39 Stage 2 Record & Tuple has been withdraw and replaced with the new Stage 1 Composites proposal 👍 Contains discussion of performance expectations and constraints. youtu.be/hFenspfGLTk

YIRL* that in V8 even empty functions hold the context they were created in. Had misremembered that part of mrale.ph/blog/2012/09... * yesterday I relearned

@ashley-c.bsky.social and I have written a @logrocket.bsky.social post on our take on the TypeScript Go port. Many thanks to @joshuakgoldberg.com and @jakebailey.dev for their very useful input ❤️ blog.logrocket.com/typescript-g...

ECMAScript excitement 😉 Congrats to @ashley-c.bsky.social on advancing the Composites proposal to Stage 1 at TC39 today 🎉 This is the evolution of Stage 2 Record & Tuple which has now been withdrawn. A key difference is that Composites are objects, not primitives. github.com/tc39/proposa...

Fantastic interview. Great questions and lots of information. I'm so pleased such high quality content was available right after the announcement.

A CLI was taking a while to exit, the awesome www.npmjs.com/package/why-... to the rescue. Found some code using this pattern: ``` await Promise.race([someRequest, setTimeoutPromise(15_000)]); ``` Even though the outer promise resolves, the timer promise keeps the process alive.

Myself and @pcwilliams.net continue to be humbled by the response we had at @perfnow.bsky.social. Our talk “Bloomberg Becomes Browser” has been published! You can watch it here: youtu.be/y1MCLZm8yAY?...

Most wanted: a way to improve IDE JSON schema error messages

Oh god no. It was shit like this that made it clear we needed something like the extensible web manifesto. It's a high level DB type, which needed a promise-like thing, but they created something bespoke for this one API. It's the antithesis of the extensible web.

This year is the year I'm sure

Nodejs running .ts files directly is useful even for projects that still retain a build step because those build scripts can more easily be written in TypeScript. Win win.

My talk on ts-blank-space is now online (35min) www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiD5...

Writing a small interactive CLI dev tool at work. Starting to feel that the logic would be much cleaner as a state machine. Either this is true or this just sounds like a fun way to express it. Only one way to find out!

Heading to a board game cafe. Can't take our own. Any recommendations for things to look out for on the shelves?

Was caught thing to parse XML with a single regex. It was just so fast that I couldn't resist. Thankfully www.npmjs.com/package/saxo... was only a smidge slower and has a great name

I will be in London tomorrow at our #TypeScript community meetup to talk about Building Better CLI Apps (with Stricli). There are also two other amazing talks after mine so come out for an interesting evening! Sign up for free here: go.bloomberg.com/attend/invit...

And I'm one of the other talks! Sign up, it's definitely going to be an exciting and informative time.

📣 London TypeScript meet-up next week. I'm one of the three talks (eek!) Sign up here: go.bloomberg.com/attend/invit...

Today, I'm releasing a TypeScript compiler called ts-blank-space 🎈 We use this at Bloomberg to perform type-stripping on a modern subset of TypeScript. It's written in TypeScript and is fast because it uses whitespace to enable work-skipping. bloomberg.github.io/ts-blank-space

@searyanc.dev > Who is this for? > - Ideological purists There are dozens of us! Dozens!

It's been one of those years.

My hands are no longer on speaking terms with me. I used Win for 5 years. Then used Mac for 12 years. Then used Win for 2. Now got Win running in Mac. All the different keyboard muscle memories are mixed up. I've always tried to customise layouts so they are close but it's just been uncanny valley