Recursive descent matching, neat!

JSONPath, regex, XPath - I swear it's all pattern matching in the end. I just know there's pattern matching in the microcode of a CPU.

`{..}`?

Tempting to write a little script that runs every night to automatically add them to the Time Machine exclude list.

CACHEDIR.TAG is a great way to mark directories as ephemeral.

bford.info/cachedir/

RustRover (JetBrains)

And *that* is why GitHub structured their pricing the way they did for self-hosted runners.

That would be my understanding as well.

Thanks for the correction. It does feel like if there's an enum to differentiate between Integer, Float and Fixed then perhaps more the details should be contained in the enumerations. Hard to tell without context.

I find option B much clearer.

It's using the 170GB to download unwanted firmware updates:

www.tomshardware.com/peripherals/...

This is a sign you might just be obsessed with eggs.

Framework is a repairable laptop. frame.work

I plumb forgot Native Instruments bought iZotope. It would be nice if they'd integrate all iZotope products into Native Access. Or ditch the special installation apps and stupid license authorization schemes that seems to only persist in the audio world.

If JavaScript is punching yourself in the face then TypeScript is punching yourself in the face less often. Technically better but it's solving the wrong problem.

Does a missing `return` in the closure count as a type? Trick question; It doesn't matter, the compiler still should have caught it.

I quite enjoy you your videos and podcast as they are. There is plenty of other content that is slower paced with more explanatory content. You've found a great niche with an audience that isn't being served. It might be a narrow audience but we love what you make.

Canadianenvyitis

I would subscribe to unfiltered Amos.

Non-stimulant medications might be easier to get. Until then Emerson, Lake and Palmer's Black Moon album.

I use a USB-C dock for a one-cable connection for HDMI, USB and power.