ritschwumm
ritschwumm
i think the problem goes much deeper: metadata meant for consumption by the OS should not be part of the file name - the file name should cater for human...
i had a quite similar issue recently after upgrading typescript. i can't remember the details, but it seems the problem was that under some circumstances tsc started creating a lot...
i don't think there's much preact can do - the DOM does not provide a method to reorder nodes without removing them from the parent, and if you do remove...
it might be worse - afaik the resolution of `Date.now()` is more granular depending on an number of factors. in firefox it can e.g. be up to 100ms (see https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date/now)...
@nbalatsk-oracle can't the rollover be made negligible by just comparing for equality with the previous value? then the only problem left is when 2^32 events happen "at the same instant"...
.oO(NaN-poisoning?)
why? i don't think NaN or PositiveInfinity are allowed in JSON so imho writes should signal an error in these cases.
as long as a signal always has a value, you cannot filter it. what if the predicate doesn't apply to the initial value?