irjoe

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I always felt like go channels were more of a clever solution than a good one. Goroutines are a pleasure to work with though.

irjoe

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Using document.addEventListener means it will work even if the DOM is updated without having to add new event listeners. If I'm not expecting the DOM to change I would be more inclined to do something like:

  document.querySelectorAll('.menu-wrapper')).forEach(menuWrapper => {
    const button = menuWrapper.querySelector('.menu-opener');
    const content = menuWrapper.querySelector('.menu-content');

    if (!content || !button) {
      return;
    }

    button.addEventListener(() => {
      button.setAttribute('aria-expanded', 'true');
      menu.showPopover();
    });

    content.addEventListener('toggle', e => {
      // reset back to aria-expanded=false on close
      if (e.newState == 'closed') {
        button.setAttribute('aria-expanded', 'false');
      }
    });
  });

The React example seems a little odd as well, if the "open" callback actually called "showPopover()" instead of only calling "setIsOpen" then the "useEffect" could be entirely redundant. The resulting code would be a lot clearer imo.

irjoe

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I don't recall the exact numbers but I had a very similar experience, scoring very highly on spatial reasoning almost to the detriment of everything else.

I remember a close friend getting frustrated administering a working memory test on me. She couldn't believe how far removed from the norm my working memory capacity was given everything else she knew about me.

irjoe

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I imagine the red blood was very noticeable on the white snow. I might be wrong though.

irjoe

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I assume you're referring to Kowloon Walled City?

irjoe

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I'm not sure that's entirely true in the UK. The Polish plumber taking British jobs is a fairly common trope in far-right discourse. I believe this is prevalent across Western Europe in general.

irjoe

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You can also use anonymous functions if you find the module syntax a little terse or clunky for shell scripting.

    double = fn a -> add.(a, a) end
    double.(4)

It starts to look a bit like a weird untyped OCaml / F# if you use pattern matching:

    f = fn
      x, y when x > 0 -> x + y
      x, y -> x * y
    end

irjoe

6 tahun yang laludiscuss

Interesting. I do the same thing in Elixir where I'll attach an iex session to a Phoenix application so I can interrogate modules and APIs as I'm building them out.

I'm slightly disappointed that it's already something I do day to day. I had hoped that the power of the REPL wasn't overstated.

irjoe

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Is there a simple way to get code I write in a lisp REPL back into my editor? That's the part missing for me and why I usually only use interactive shells (REPL or otherwise) for testing APIs or small pieces of code.

I can't imagine writing a program in its entirety in a REPL.

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