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As I said, @pypi.org already supports setting up a trusted publisher while creating a new package. It demonstrates it is doable.
The real problem is why @npmjs.bsky.social / @github.com not implementing the same.
The real problem is why @npmjs.bsky.social / @github.com not implementing the same.
October 3, 2025 at 9:24 AM
As I said, @pypi.org already supports setting up a trusted publisher while creating a new package. It demonstrates it is doable.
The real problem is why @npmjs.bsky.social / @github.com not implementing the same.
The real problem is why @npmjs.bsky.social / @github.com not implementing the same.
v8.dev/blog/spread-...
I am pretty sure this is "against" spec anyway.
I am pretty sure this is "against" spec anyway.
Speeding up spread elements · V8
V8 v7.2 / significantly speeds up Array.from(array) as well as [...spread] for arrays, strings, sets, and maps.
v8.dev
January 24, 2025 at 5:23 AM
v8.dev/blog/spread-...
I am pretty sure this is "against" spec anyway.
I am pretty sure this is "against" spec anyway.
I don't care about ops or percent. As long as destructure is consistently slower, it is slower.
It makes sense why array index access is way faster: destructure requires extra overhead from the iterator protocol, while array index access doesn't.
It makes sense why array index access is way faster: destructure requires extra overhead from the iterator protocol, while array index access doesn't.
January 22, 2025 at 1:17 AM
I don't care about ops or percent. As long as destructure is consistently slower, it is slower.
It makes sense why array index access is way faster: destructure requires extra overhead from the iterator protocol, while array index access doesn't.
It makes sense why array index access is way faster: destructure requires extra overhead from the iterator protocol, while array index access doesn't.