That's probably best most of the time. In my use-case, I have a function that accepts Signal arguments, and returns a Signal. This function is used in many places, and _sometimes_ the args are values that will change but often are constants. Allowing a literal without having to wrap is convenient.
October 20, 2025 at 5:49 AM
That's probably best most of the time. In my use-case, I have a function that accepts Signal arguments, and returns a Signal. This function is used in many places, and _sometimes_ the args are values that will change but often are constants. Allowing a literal without having to wrap is convenient.
Reposted by jonah
moments ago, ice agents again came out of the broadview detention/“professing” facility to escort a silver suv out of the lot.
one of the agents picked up and threw congressional candidate kat abughazaleh to the ground.
one of the agents picked up and threw congressional candidate kat abughazaleh to the ground.
September 19, 2025 at 11:46 AM
moments ago, ice agents again came out of the broadview detention/“professing” facility to escort a silver suv out of the lot.
one of the agents picked up and threw congressional candidate kat abughazaleh to the ground.
one of the agents picked up and threw congressional candidate kat abughazaleh to the ground.
I used Dvorak/Colemak on my phone for a long time but ultimately I found their optimizations to be a net negative for an autocorrected touch keyboard, where broader spatial distributed in touches results in less ambiguity. Still fantastic on the physical keyboard.
August 6, 2025 at 4:07 AM
I used Dvorak/Colemak on my phone for a long time but ultimately I found their optimizations to be a net negative for an autocorrected touch keyboard, where broader spatial distributed in touches results in less ambiguity. Still fantastic on the physical keyboard.