> My own take on AI etiquette is that AI output can only be relayed if it's either adopted as your own or there is explicit consent from the receiving party.

This is why I love TS over JS. At first it feels like more work up front, more hurdles to jump through. But over time it changed how I approached code: define the data (& their types) first, then write the logic. Type Driven Development!

Coming into TS from JS, it might feel like an unnecessary burden. But years into the codebase, it's so nice to have clear structures being passed around, instead of mystery objects mutated with random props through long processing chains.

Once the mindset changes, to seeing data definition as a new first step, the pains of getting-started friction are replaced by the joys of easy future additions and refactors.

The fix for me: cmd+s only works if the left pane (Query, Body, etc) has focus

Save does not work if the right pane (Response, Headers, etc) has focus

I was stubborn at first, but some messages would get sent out of order or dropped altogether, and finally I succumbed to the pressure.

The lib author wrote a nice blog post about "why webworkers" and "why comlink" a few years ago: https://surma.dev/things/when-workers/

I remember similar notions in his novel Fall — where the internet is so full of fake news and sponsored content that people need additional services to filter out useful information

Supposedly it's because of this:

> Why isn't access this.x?

> Having a private field named x must not prevent there from being a public field named x, so accessing a private field can't just be a normal lookup.

https://github.com/tc39/proposal-class-fields/blob/main/PRIV...

Combined with this:

> Why aren't declarations private x?

> This sort of declaration is what other languages use (notably Java), and implies that access would be done with this.x. Assuming that isn't the case (see above), in JavaScript this would silently create or access a public field, rather than throwing an error. This is a major potential source of bugs or invisibly making public fields which were intended to be private.

https://github.com/tc39/proposal-class-fields/blob/main/PRIV...

But I still think it's weird.

Activity on master really died down mid-2017 [1]

And the most recent closed PR is jdalton this year (Jan 4 '23) saying he's not looking to expand lodash [2]

[1] https://github.com/lodash/lodash/graphs/contributors [2] https://github.com/lodash/lodash/pull/5575#issuecomment-1371...

Wait I missed this, what did Signal do?

The "true Google" phones (Pixel) with their "true Android OS" are great. But there's so many other manufacturers, and so many other flavors of Android, that it can't help but feel like an ocean of knockoffs.

Apple feels so pure and clean in comparison.

But I suppose wanting more is better than the opposite?