Oscar Spencer

List work was done in #1363

@cician gotcha. If you want to rebase off of the bigint branch you definitely can, and the format is pretty simple. But otherwise, yes, keep us updated on floats, and...

My vote would be to have `==` check if the values are strictly equal, but implement `Number.isClose`, `Float32.isClose`, and `Float64.isClose`, similar to Python's [`math.isclose`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/math.html#math.isclose) for checking if values are roughly...

They're not correct (we'd need to fixup references in each call frame on the way up the stack, and we can't). When exceptions are implemented we'd need to do something...

@cician My question is a tad unrelated to this issue, but I'm not sure I understand—for what you're trying to accomplish, why do you need to make surrogate pairs? Grain...

Ah I see, it's the specification for unicode character escapes that appear within JSON object strings. Got it. That's interesting! So you'd want a utility like `Char.escapeSurrogatePair : Char ->...

Or I guess it could just be called `escapeUtf16`.

I wouldn't say anything is up. Different languages include different amounts of the runtime in the final binary. Besides hand-written wasm, AssemblyScript will get you the tiniest binaries since the...

We could maybe do something like that, yeah. The only thing I'm concerned about is when building with `--native`, I don't want to require having `wasm-opt` available on the host...

We likely would want a specific `make` command to watch file changes, something like `make subo/watch` rather than trying to get `make` itself to re-execute! Something like https://github.com/mitranim/gow could work,...