>he only just discovered a dev's natural habitat

My guess is it's consistent with the object and array "index" and "value" args if you were doing forEach with abstract support for any collection. In other words, for a set the value *is* the index but you keep the logical distinction between index and value.

famous last words

nothing that's it you won

I'm one of the freaks that primarily uses the subscription page as my starting point. My coworkers are using GPT more for questions about our work instead of using docs and manuals, and some of your discussion reflected my feelings about that. PS my dishes have never been cleaner thanks to you 🙂

I used to have the hangup but with Photoshop. But then I just took the plunge, and I got Photoshop to work well enough in wine. I regret not switching primarily to Linux sooner

Goodbye Blue Sky (pun not intended)

Yeah I think the general LSP server is written in node, basically it's this github.com/microsoft/py... according to the python LSP package in the IDE

Yep, Sublime specifically for LSP but I believe VS code and Zed use a packaged node runtime for it

Yeah forum is hit or miss, hopefully it will smooth out as the community grows. Docs I've had okay experience with but most of my knowledge came from random tidbits from youtube channels doing tutorials

Actually that might be McConnell

yeeeeaah, my bad

precisely

Aged as well as my wish on new years 2020 for "something interesting to happen and getting to work from home more often"

Looks like there's also this: aws.amazon.com/about-aws/wh...

Not sure if I'd call it an update but there's a slide discussing EFA a little at 31:30 youtu.be/NMq3kL9qObU?... . There's a couple deep-dives on networking infrastructure improvements within AWS but it didn't mention EFA