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@AlanTudyk ("alan tudyk") retweeted:

@PaulRudnickNY ("Paul Rudnick") wrote:

So many of the Jan. 6th rioters were brought by their Moms, who now give deranged courthouse interviews. An insurrection is Republican daycare

@trixiemattel ("Trixie Mattel™") wrote:

are you bitches for real with this NFT shit

@zkat__ ("kat marchán") retweeted:

@herstrionic ("Professor Amy, M.A.Ed") replied to a tweet by @JoshuaPotash:

@JoshuaPotash I’m a teacher, previously in a very low income part of Brooklyn. We got a grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation but the return was that they made us conduct market research on our kids, we as the teachers, had to take time away from instruction w no xtra pay

@lvaughn ("Lowell Vaughn") retweeted:

@Grady_Booch ("Grady Booch") wrote:

On the nuances of blockchain.

As a data structure, I am enamored with blockchain: it's elegant, it's clever, it's simple.

I also like stacks, queues, linked lists, and trees.

@zkat__ ("kat marchán") retweeted:

@Zanah__ ("Zanah Thirus") wrote:

Black Women filmmakers don’t need anymore mentors. Fund their projects.

@DreamingInCode ("selectively adjacent symbols") wrote:

People claiming 10 years @rustlang experience
Have a seat 🪑*

* Unless you're @graydon_pub (are you though?)

@zkat__ ("kat marchán") retweeted:

@AKPressDistro ("AK Press") wrote:

“I die, as I have lived, a free spirit, an Anarchist, owing no allegiance to rulers, heavenly or earthly.”

Happy birthday to Voltairine de Cleyre.
She was an American anarchist feminist, writer, and lecturer and spoke out against capitalism, marriage, and the state.

@steveklabnik retweeted:

@VicariousPR ("Vicarious PR") wrote:

@infotexture ("Roger Sheen") wrote:

Or if you fancy a #ContentDesign role @Symphony in #London 🇬🇧

https://symphony.com/company/apply/?gh_jid=3668078

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@infotexture ("Roger Sheen") wrote:

A client of mine @Symphony is looking to hire a UX Writer in the south of France. 🇫🇷

Could that be you?

#ContentDesign #UXwriter #UXwriting

https://symphony.com/company/apply/?gh_jid=3508769

@DreamingInCode ("selectively adjacent symbols") wrote:

People with zero peer recommendations, claiming several years experience in a language without a trace of it on your resume or github:
Have a seat🪑

@KamalaHarris ("Kamala Harris") wrote:

Thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, America is on track to once again have the best roads, bridges, ports, and airports over the next decade.

@trixiemattel ("Trixie Mattel™") wrote:

blocking her.

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@jaidaehall ("Jaida Essence “Deck the HALLs”") wrote:

Hello!

Video:

@meakoopa ("Anthony Oliveira") retweeted:

@zipcoderapist ("AJA") wrote:

whenever you use the crosswalk and thank the driver at the stop light for not hitting you

@zkat__ ("kat marchán") retweeted:

@KR1573N ("Kristen Seversky") wrote:

Whew.

@alicegoldfuss ("mechanical turkey") retweeted:

@JeremiahContent ("Jeremiah McDonald") wrote:

John Cleese complains about wokeness

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@zkat__ ("kat marchán") retweeted:

@JimSterling ("Commander Stephanie Sterling") wrote:

No. Layoffs happen regardless of sales. In fact, while boasting of record revenue, Kotick laid off hundreds of staff.

Plus, nobody should feel pressured to give money to a tax dodging company run by literal abusers.

You wanna support developers, push for unionization.

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@KyleThatKyle ("Kyle") wrote:

Boycotting Blizzard games isn’t going to hurt the executives and it will definitely hurt the devs actually making the games. Execs have golden parachutes and deep bank accounts. You can protest the treatment and crimes without hurting the people developing the games.

@Maryxus ("Maryxus Maddly") retweeted:

@michaelharriot ("Michael Harriot") wrote:

Remember: @laurenboebert is the least-educated member of the House & has been arrested more times than all the members of “The Squad”combined.

More than ALL Black housemembers combined. But here is the best fun fact:

Lauren Boebert has been arrested more times than Tupac

@mark_wilkins ("Mark W / CCP Darwin") retweeted:

@AllenaT ("Cat") wrote:

Excuse me but what the
sh!t is this? @Delta
I got a college student looking at FOUR YEARS of back & forth flights, do I need to go to another airline??
SFGate: Airline policy you've never heard of might foil your holiday travel plans.
https://www.sfgate.com/travel-column/article/Delta-airline-policy-flags-credit-card-16623959.php

@Oatmeal ("The Oatmeal") replied to a tweet by @Oatmeal:

A few more favorites.

@colinhacks ("Colin McDonnell") replied to a tweet by @colinhacks:

Plus some smaller performance and VSCode DX enhancements - full deets in the announcement post: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-4-5

As always — great stuff by the @typescript team. Can't wait for 4.6 and ES modules! 🙏

@colinhacks ("Colin McDonnell") replied to a tweet by @colinhacks:

You can check if a particular private field exists on a given object. This is implemented as an additional overload to the "in" operator.

Classes with private fields are nominally typed —after the `#name in other` check, `other` is inferred to be a `Person` instance.

@colinhacks ("Colin McDonnell") replied to a tweet by @colinhacks:

Support for a new ECMAScript proposal: import assertions. Originally intended as a more robust way to import JSON, these can provide a mechanism for standardizing imports of other file types like CSS or wasm

Great writeup by @rauschma: https://2ality.com/2021/01/import-assertions.html

@colinhacks ("Colin McDonnell") replied to a tweet by @colinhacks:

Per-import `type` modifiers!

As the creator of a library that relies heavily on `import type` statements (cough http://trpc.io cough) this is SOO nice, since it removes the need for separate runtime & static import statements for each file.

@colinhacks ("Colin McDonnell") replied to a tweet by @colinhacks:

You have to write your aliases in a particular way for tail call elimination to be possible - generally, don't put the "recursive" call in a nested object or union type (and don't have more than one)

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescript-4-5/#tailrec-conditional

@colinhacks ("Colin McDonnell") replied to a tweet by @colinhacks:

The compiler option "preserveValueImports" will prevent TypeScript from stripping seemingly unused imports from compiled files - useful for Svelte and Vue (I'm told...I'm ride-or-die for react)

@colinhacks ("Colin McDonnell") replied to a tweet by @colinhacks:

Certain recursive type aliases now support tail recursion which should reduce memory consumption and increase the maximum supported depth of highly nested types.

Goes hand-in-hand with TS4.4 increasing the depth limit from 50 to 500.

@colinhacks ("Colin McDonnell") replied to a tweet by @colinhacks:

Top-level await! To use it, use the new module option "es2022". (This is also supported by "node12" and "nodenext" once those land.)

@colinhacks ("Colin McDonnell") replied to a tweet by @colinhacks:

New let's get to the actual features :)

There's a new `Awaited` type to recursively unwrap Promises. It's quite clever and distributes across union type.

@colinhacks ("Colin McDonnell") replied to a tweet by @colinhacks:

You can use template literals as the discriminator in a discriminated union. Type narrowing inside if statements works too :)

@colinhacks ("Colin McDonnell") replied to a tweet by @colinhacks:

Given some stability and DX concerns, these changes was delayed until 4.6.

For an interesting and detailed discussion on this decision, see https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/46452