Jonah Snider

Custom units would be a useful feature to have. I'd probably implement this by having some kind of API to create an instance of a `Converter` class which lets you...

I agree, having a dedicated system for working with generic compound units is the best way to implement a feature like this. I'll try and come up with a nice...

When this issue was first created I tried for a few hours to implement a system that allowed support for creating compound units. Unfortunately, I was unable to do so...

> By `switching to a new Node.js version` you mean a fresh version after installation, or after every `fnm use` into a version that was already `corepack enable`-d? After a...

The current solution works fine by modifying `PATH` which fish exposes for compatibility. The only advantage `fish_add_path` offers is to avoid duplicate entries in the `PATH` as well as modifying...

I had the same exact issue when I used the macOS Migration Assistant to move my entire user profile from an Intel MacBook to an M1 MacBook. The solution was...

All numeric types operate on the value of the number, not the specific way it was defined. This means TypeScript treats `4.0` and `4` as the same type, so this...

If we call this type `TupleAt` how would behavior with non-tuples work? Disallow non-tuple inputs? Rename but still support plain arrays?

I'm thinking of cases where users might have a type param for an array or a tuple which is passed to this type. Might be good to gracefully handle those....

What would the behavior of `ArrayAt` be? Would it be any different than `typeof array[number]`?