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                                            J. S. Choi

Function.prototype.once vs. Function.once vs. @Function.once

> a function can know when it's being called as a decorator, so `Function.once` could take a function, or _also_ be called as a decorator. That’s true. We could distinguish...

Function.prototype.once vs. Function.once vs. @Function.once

`function executeEffect() {} |> Function.once(^)` would not declare `executeEffect` in the current environment—rather, it is an expression of a function named `executeEffect` that gets wrapped in `once` before disappearing. Is...

Function.prototype.once vs. Function.once vs. @Function.once

Alright, thanks. Given that we could use type polymorphism for any future decorator form, let’s ignore decorators for now. We’ve basically got three choices: `ƒ.once`, `Function.once(ƒ)`, and both. `ƒ.once()` is...

Function.prototype.once vs. Function.once vs. @Function.once

Can you elaborate by what you mean by “Object.hasOwn also do the thing alike”? We put functions like hasOwn on the Object constructor, rather than Object.prototype, because changing Object.prototype would...

Adding "controls"

> Also, afaik almost no sites use the built-in video controls Safari on iPhone, as far as I know, always displays native video controls in full-screen web `` elements, even...

$inlinecount in Mongo doesn't generate a count command

Schema.org isn't necessary to express a decision tree in JSON-LD. All that is required is creating a bunch of new URLs for the relationships you need, putting them into a...

Interlinear glossed text (IGT) in markup

I think this is a fascinating question, but I wonder—if these glosses are essentially a table that flows and wraps, then is there any particular reason why a `` would...

Playground for bikeshedding the topic token?

@bogdanbiv: Hi, sorry for the late reply. It's a good idea. I and some other TC39ers have thought about making a pipe playground webpage before, back in the years when...

Allow workers & shared workers to be created within a service worker

Adding onto @a-sully’s and @Bodhizafa’s messages, a major use of allowing service workers to create workers could be allowing SWs to create workers that use OPFS. This is a particularly...

Allow workers & shared workers to be created within a service worker

@rhashimoto: Thanks for chiming in, and thank you for your work on SQLite on OPFS with FileSystemSyncAccessHandle. I agree that allowing multiple readers/writers would also be useful for multiple tabs...