Victor

2001 is my bae

Your account is less than a day old so I’ll tell you up front with the benefit of the doubt in case you’re coming straight from Reddit or something: we try to be nice to each other here on Lemmy. All good this time.

I’m 5’11" though. 👍

I don’t even know what this is, dude. Have a good one.

Are you trying to take a swing at me with that comment? Trying to call me short? If so, why?

Quite early indeed.

Excuse me? I was offering a virtual hug in solidarity. Did I make a mistake?

bald at 15

Bro. 🫂

When you’re a die-hard capitalist:

Boy am I happy I built my PC with 64 GB of DDR5 earlier this year. 😬

Only a few months to go.

Definitely bus drivers’ error. They are the big vehicles, they are the ones who need to pay extra attention to whether or not they will fit anywhere.

Definitely, yes, still insane and unbelievably tragic.

Thank you!

What’s that in his hand in the last pane?

That’s not a real number I hope. Surely not.

I would actually love to hear the rationale behind migrating from TypeScript to JSDoc. Mind boggling to me.

Especially nowadays when there is promising work towards very fast, Rust-based TypeScript tooling, which web devs are in love with.

So yah, very interesting.

But yeah, DHH 🖕🖕

😅 Alright, that’s… “good”! Were you friends with Bam Margera by any chance? 😁

Ah alright 🙂 My pleasure! Yeah I wouldn’t even consider JSDoc if I had the choice of TypeScript. I even did some years of Advent Of Code in TypeScript. It’s performant enough and simple to employ some kind of quasi functional programming style with it. I think it’s great.

If it looks mostly like Haskell but has better tooling, I’m in. I have yet to manage to successfully set up a Haskell environment on my own PC. 😅 I am obviously missing something.

JSDoc is much more cumbersome than using TypeScript. That’s it. It clutters the code in a way that TypeScript somehow avoids. TS types are smoothly integrated in the code itself, IMO. Not as much the case with JSDoc.