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Q: How do I setup knip to get squiggles in VSCode?

And btw I appreciate the work you have done that helps eliminate false positives, such as being able to configure entries. Really useful as files such as routes are usually considered unused, as they are "dead-ends" in the dependency graph.

What I really just want is for eslint to report unused code in vscode via knip, is this possible?

For a moment, I thought it was 100 hidden frogs

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Cortex and Hello Internet are awesome.

This whole section really.

I've heard from a friend that the people building git-truck are pretty cool 👀 git.new/truck

Very subtle, but once I noticed it, it looks way cleaner :)

How did you introduce your kid to programming? Would love some inspiration!

Sometimes you get bubble'd and what you have to say is less commonly known than you think. Also, your method of saying something is unique and might make the topic click for different people, so say it anyway! Also, it's a great way of learning yourself, since you realize how well you grasp a topic!

Most of them worked on mobile for me, except for the ones that require dragging or horizontal flipping.

Is your logo missing on this page? It is present on the other pages, but on this one I don't see a way to navigate back to the home page 🤷🏻‍♂️

Awesome post Josh, I love interactive examples and yours are sublime! I struggled with archs when I wanted to animate text along a circular to a rectangular path. I still haven't managed to solve this, is it anything you have had a go with?

That's how I felt when I finally grasped how proof trees work, such a satisfying feeling. I guess it is similar to lean proofs.

I love interactive diagrams! Could you make it not capture the cursor on mobile? It is almost mobile friendly, but I am totally unable to scroll the page, no matter where I scroll and clicking on the figure numbers which is a bummer.

Looks a little cleaner, lol

Input without a label should be illegal 😭

Yes, git commit --amend is really useful for quickly adjusting your previous commit, it also gives you the ability to rephrase your commit message!