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dharrigan07:12:06

Good Morning!

thomas07:12:10

Good morning

thomas07:12:24

really !@#$ weather here... windy, rain, dark, cold.

reefersleep08:12:36

one man’s !@#$ is another man’s gold 🙂 I love it!

reefersleep08:12:56

Windy, snowy (sludgy), dark, cold. Mmmm cosy

thomas08:12:23

what ever rocks your boat... feel free to come here... has been like this for days.

reefersleep08:12:50

The whole point is to stay in and drink hot beverages, so I’ll continue doing that rather than venture anywhere 🙂

reefersleep08:12:03

At least it’s the internet age. Imagine being stuck at home in weather like this and having no internet! No thanks

thomas08:12:18

yeah, that would be really bad...

reefersleep09:12:06

And our kids will be like “Ugh, how did our parents live without holonet? They had to sit completely isolated in their homes and type text with a keyboard

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reefersleep08:12:28

(->> "good morning"
     seq
     shuffle
     (apply str))
=> "nrgomgd ioon"
Better than your average ioon.

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pez08:12:02

dnmriono ogg

orestis09:12:30

Good morning

orestis09:12:14

Once again I am fed up with Vim and trying out VSCode. Then I use the neovim extension inside it because otherwise my fingers just type nonsense 🙂

slipset10:12:51

Morning! So, TypeScriptReport (TSR) of the day. I consider myself a Clojure programmer, and as such, one would expect that I was ok with wrangling parens. Turns out I’m not. When writing TS (in vscode) without paredit, I constantly mess up the various parens, and, man have they made it difficult for themselves. Where we generally just need, if you’ve messed up, to sprinkle a couple of ) to balance stuff out, in TS you need to interleave the )s with }s. It’s very frustrating I can tell you.

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pez10:12:39

I feel ya. What I tend to do is use move-to-matching-bracket a lot (ctrl+alt+cmd+7 on my machine), and also to first create the structure and then move code in there. So the latter… Say I’m providing a function as a parameter, I then type

(foo) => {
  |
})
So that I don’t have to later figure out how to close it. The auto-formatter is pretty smart so if you move some code into there (using alt+up/down for instance, it will reindent it as long as the structure is healthy.

genRaiy14:12:44

gong moorind

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agigao19:12:47

Moooaarning