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For what little it’s worth, as someone who’s enjoyed using `::` via babel for over a year, I have seen that the chaining form is, in addition to being very...

@MeirionHughes You’ve got me curious: how is it that `~>` may be typed with one hand yet `|>` cannot? I imagine we must have different kinds of keyboards or different...

Is method resolution really being considered? It seems pretty much orthogonal to the point of this proposal to me and I don’t get how it entered the picture. Aside from...

@isiahmeadows That was my understanding, and I think it’s a wise plan. What I was commenting on is that recently, both in this thread and in other threads on this...

# V8 stack update “report”! **V8 switched `stack` to own accessor properties!** The get/set accessor functions are created per-realm, not per stack-decorated “target”. I’m using the word “target” because these...

> That's great! So, to clarify, the accessor for `stack` is not on the prototype, it's an own property, and it's shared across all error instances? (can you mutate it...

> No it is not. If it is on the prototype, it can be replaced before other code starts running. If it is an own property, since anything can provoke...

@misterdjules In Angular 1, in certain circumstances Angular would look at the source text reported by toString on a user-defined function and extract the parameter names. These names had to...

Yes, afaik it only existed in Angular 1. Angular 1 is still around and the feature [still exists](https://docs.angularjs.org/api/auto/service/$injector#inference), though it can be disabled with the `strictDi` option. To understand why...

> Chrome implements the spec for Function and eval, but not setTimeout If Chrome ends up implementing [this fix](https://github.com/whatwg/html/pull/9712) for a [faulty assertion in the timer initialization steps](https://github.com/whatwg/html/issues/9633), would it...