Dan Rose

I'm seeing a related issue but with a different stack deno 2.1.4 (stable, release, aarch64-apple-darwin) v8 13.0.245.12-rusty typescript 5.6.2 VSCode's typescript version is 5.7.2 and I wonder if that version...

I think it has to do something with the competing TypeScript servers, though not necessarily the *version* per se. There have been problems in the past with [the project-wide TypeScript...

As an alternative to uploading a tarball, I prefer to use the docker engine on the rpi directly. On your development machine do this once to create a context: ```shell...

I think this is related to a deeper issue with `@npmcli/run-script`. `spawnWithShell` seems VERY suspect: 1. It finds the executable by looking at the string and naively scanning for quotes....

Frankly, I think both behaviors are surprising. I like `bigint` better because: 1. It's easier to reason about --- types depending on values is truly pathological 2. It's closer semantic...

> How about that it would completely break CLPZ queries like this? That's a really good point! Would it be reasonable to interpolate integral `number`s as prolog integers, but return...

> From a type-enjoyer perspective I'd love it if JS had a real integer type JS *has* a real integer type; it's `bigint`, and it has pretty great semantics! The...

Something resembling this seems to have been pushed out in https://github.com/bluerobotics/BlueOS/commit/715af4e8b0d3805a9b4b685417641410f0587a6a Why disable IPv6? The system should have BOTH an IPv4 address and an IPv6 address if available. If the...

> The problem is that ISPs frequently have broken IPV6 and it's not always easy to troubleshoot (e.g. it works today, it takes forever to load anything tomorrow, etc). Okay....

I mean the whole codebase should be checked regardless. There's some major weirdness going on with networking! Edit: wrote up some of that "major weirdness" I'm seeing in #3185. It...