Big thanks to the maintainers for the help on this, and especially @camc314.bsky.social for reviewing over 100 PRs that I've submitted 😅

So I started working on it in the evenings when I had time, and last week while I was off work for a week (recovering from eye surgery), in between naps I worked through most of the rule updates. So now almost all of them have documentation for their config options :)

github.com/oxc-project/...

There is a fork of it that worked pretty well when I've tested it on the project at work, but generally I just forced my package manager to allow ESLint 9 and went forward for now, the airbnb config works fine with it. Will probably try to move to oxlint in the future. github.com/NishargShah/...

Thank you Kyle, and thank you Sandy

I've been saying this for years!

Why aren't you advocating for transit and more dense housing?

Could you expand on this aspect? I'd expect that (most) tech companies would want things like transit when the goal is to have people spend as much time scrolling their feeds, rather than driving.

I live in an apartment building. I spoke at city council a few months ago in support of a low-income housing project by Colorado Coalition for the Homeless about 5 blocks from me :)

...so infill 100% affordable housing projects require higher wages but not market-rate, and both are exempt from CEQA? That's a wacky compromise, how did that happen?

By "circulation", does this mean below 100k subscribers or below 100k physical copies?

The state law requires <=20' to stairs, though Denver's proposal for stair width is larger than the state law's 48" requirement.

Why are you normalizing this?

Missing Colorado?

Hopefully the ongoing lawsuit works out and doesn't get killed by nonsense. Stupid not to protect against this software explicitly with this bill.