Kyle Simpson

every language type that is not an object type is de facto a primitive type.

I cannot see how "primitive value" does not automatically and clearly imply "primitive type"? If primitive values exist (they do), they have value types (they do), then those value types...

of course... that's why I use the phrase "value type" a bunch. JS variables don't have types.

At least some of those differences are covered here I believe: https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS/blob/2nd-ed/get-started/ch1.md

Would it have been clearer as? > As of ES6, Number.EPSILON is predefined with this tolerance value, so you'd want to use it; you can safely polyfill the definition for...

yep, minor typo, thx

Another version of this problem, that I'm running into now, is when you ask for hourly data for the day that DST changes (here in the US, DST ends in...

> or consider the day as a 25-hour or 23-hour day on the DST change day see #490 for related info

:+1:

@orept I *think* your same example except make the async arrow function an async generator (non arrow). You wouldn't use `yield`, but you'd still use the `await`. To be clear,...