They are not. One is a sexist pig. Another is an incredibly irritable person. They are a spectrum.

"by inserting" stupidly. AI can be a marvelous pedagogical aid.

And it was created by Microsoft. It’s the Windows of programming languages!

In my mind the distinction is 'telling the AI what I want' vs 'telling the AI what to do'.

I think she does a great job of walking the line between awful and awesome. She's insanely grumpy but usually humorous and occasionally charming.

I'm a big Rhea Seahorn fan though so, there's that. I'd enjoy watching her do anything.

I don't know if typescript factors it out when it transpires but in Javascript...

const a={b:undefined};

console.log(a.b); //-> undefined
console.log(a.nonExistent) //-> undefined

console.dir(Object.keys(a)); //-> [ 'b' ]

ie, the key is present but undefined

I will, however, agree that having a large codebase with an actual team working on it is an argument in favor of the big T.

I'm with you Mike.

While it is true that Typescript can save you from certain hard to find errors, it is also cumbersome.

Those errors can easily be avoided with self-discipline thereby retaining the joy of dynamic typing.

I am completely uninterested in Typescript.

Works for me:

#!/usr/local/bin/node
'use strict';

const test={a:'b',c:undefined};;
console.dir({['test']:test}}

process.exit()

===>

qMini.local.tqwhite: runnoodle
{ test: { a: 'b', c: undefined } }

Cloudflare generally does a great job. Shit happens. Stop whining.

Ridiculous syntax could not make up for its fabulous power and flexibility.

And, having spent an idle hour touring, it's only fun if you enjoy being horrified. Epstein bragging about a 12 year old girl. "their parents were poor." Good fucking lord.

ps, I would add that I choose Reagan because he really did show what you could get away with. Lying (about the economy, welfare and the deficit). Crimes (Iran Contra). He was the first modern era president to think big change without any opposing party participation was good for the country.

I remember outrage, though we were always outraged back then, but I don't really remember anyone thinking that Nixon was unpunished after being driven out of office.

I'm curious, what's the next step you see in the sort of permission structure. How did they build on this?

One of my favorite political commentators makes the point.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7dH...