Tanstack query is not optional if you’re a part time frontend dabbler, it’s awesome. I spent far too long writing all that state management it does for free when I started on React

Thanks for having me 🙏

Love your work @gilbertsanchez.com ❤️

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That was scary and exciting. Looking forward to doing it again this afternoon!

What a crowd 😂

It generates much fewer spelling mistakes than I do with the iOS keyboard 😂

I didn’t know how “get-help commandname-online” worked. That’s a cool feature

Hey thanks! You should be able to like I’ve done with the bar chart here in example 4. If it doesn’t work that’ll be a nice bug 🙈 pwshspectreconsole.com/reference/fo...

There’s a lot of magic to make the filesystems fast and 99.9% of the time it doesn’t cause any problems but when it does it’s a pita to diagnose

I think powershell’s “copy/move-item -recurse” used to have a similar issue on windows but I can’t find where I saw that documented and it was fixed if I recall correctly. In that case there wasn’t a flush option so I had to check for the destination files existence

I’ve had this on occasion and found that some tools don’t finish flushing data to disk after file ops because the syscalls can be async-ish. There’s an option to tell the nix kernel to flush all cached data on most distros that may help linux.die.net/man/8/sync
A cheeky “sleep 1” usually works too 😂

I try and put as much of the logic into scripts that I can run locally even if it means replicating a bit of logic I could have used someone else’s action step for. Every line of yaml reduced makes it easier imo.

It just needs to be a match, not an extraction to filter content though right? So just using word boundaries works and it gets rid of the random wrestling. If does need to extract the hashtags you’ll need something fancier but I don’t think it needs it for the feed filtering