node now supports stripping types, which is good enough for one-off TS snippet.
(available only in nightly for now)

I also use group and groupend to nicely collapse different logs. and table when i’m feeling funny.

your username reveals a lot about you, BTW

they can still help improve perceived startup time by caching layout, CSS, and some static pages.

in case you aren’t joking: Progressive Web App. Something apple doesn’t like much now

it’s nothing for a GNU/Linux user

just like god intended. not as beautiful as templeos though

ikr! ancient desktop environment on unstable release

it(kde v1) was compiled along with qt v1.

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libreoffice suite got me through university!

understandable mate, have a nice day!

hey Dan, why don’t you post blogs now?

Firefox’s inbuilt reader would cut some of the crap

sure, just make sure to add “blazingly fast” in the description and append “-rs” to the name

I heavily use classes while working on back end, and when I’m making a really self-contained logic, such as a logger or an image manipulation service.
but since most frontend stuff heavily leans on functional side, I go with it

that’s a nice way to look at it. thanks!

state management crying in the corner

I oscillate between using more functional paradigms and more object-oriented ones. is that normal?
I use a linter BTW(TypeScript) if that is a useful info.

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