Michael Ficarra

@RReverser > ability to generate WebAssembly from readily transformed AST Shift is designed _primarily_ for being the ideal AST for transformation. I recommend you read [our blog post about it](http://engineering.shapesecurity.com/2015/01/a-technical-comparison-of-shift-and.html)...

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Even better! In that case, just have the user's browser "preview" each comment to render it. Just POST to `https://github.com/preview` with the proper `text` and `repository` values. It should return...

Oooh, it even accepts requests using GET: https://github.com/preview?text=Awesome!%20%237&repository=4257391

`_` is really the proper choice here. I think it's what everyone would expect. We haven't gotten a single complaint for this behaviour in the official REPL: ``` $ coffee...

That's because `Array.prototype.toString` is being used naively. Some equivalent to node's `util.inspect` needs to be used.

I can't reproduce. All of Ctrl-a/Ctrl-e, ⌘←/⌘→, and Home/End work fine for me.

@gabejohnson With the way npm manages dependencies, is this actually an issue? You should be able to have many side-by-side incompatible installs of shift-reducer.

Sorry about that @gabejohnson. Our current work has taken our focus off the Shift tooling for the time being, and @bakkot will be on hiatus for the next few months,...

@puffnfresh The proposal is making steady progress. The recently-solved instance coherence issue has unblocked it, and it should be ready for stage 2 advancement soon after those changes are integrated....