Jakob Guddas

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@mleralec, this will have a significant performance impact, but we could run it in dev to throw an error like this: ```diff + const cacheValidation = cacheSupported ? new Map()...

I like this 👍 If you think about it, there are a crazy amount of ways to have floating expressions. ```ts function iContainFloatingEpressions() { 'foo'; 550; [].slice(0); [].splice(0); (new Date()).getHours();...

Back in the day we use things like [`babel-plugin-lodash`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/babel-plugin-lodash) and today it hasn't really gotten much better, [this is how nextjs does it](https://github.com/vercel/next.js/blob/261db496f7cf04b70f078a6eae0c8baf6fe5c238/packages/next/src/server/config.ts#L677).

Maybe it is getting batter after all https://github.com/vercel/next.js/pull/54572 :crossed_fingers:

> I don't think the issue is within libraries ## Example of it being an issue with libraries 1. I run `yarn add lucide-react` (a library with a big barrel...

Those bee related icons, look cute. I think having both a `bee`+`honey-jar` and a `cow`+`beef` icon would be cool as well.

#### Yes - `shrimp` just because it looks cool - `condiment` just a generic ketchup / mustard bottle - `seashell` - `gloves` would be hard to implement but can be...

That's one cute looking shrimp, and the seashell also looks awesome. What about the `-off` versions, should we add them as well? ![shrimp-off](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25524993/215131480-12b03203-8c33-454b-8314-4f6936417468.svg)![seashell-off](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25524993/215131491-bd197fc2-8e03-430a-9792-ac33a62e1458.svg)![beef-off](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25524993/215132615-41a56290-912d-4a9d-a28f-5f472d002c7a.svg)![hand-off](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25524993/215132629-40b8612b-f95a-4260-9552-da7569035f0d.svg)

Buckwheat kernel from a different perspective ![icon (72)](https://github.com/lucide-icons/lucide/assets/25524993/1a5b7191-d247-4837-b922-1f6f24148eb9)

As far as I remember, `w` and `h` were added, so we would avoid conflicts with the image height and width attribute.