I would probably explicitly ask if they want to know what the episode is about. But only after seeing their confused reaction to the silence after the first answer. And that's a maybe. If you want to know something, ask…
If someone cannot reason about types when forced to, I wouldn't want to see their code _without_ typescript.
> nothing that needed a new catch-phrase Of course it didn't. But how else would the "why do you ask for more pay when I ask for more work" managers shame their workers into unpaid overtimes?
> delete the first part of 5 pascalCased variables with different lengths In VSCode there are available bindings for subword navigation (shortcuts starting with cursorWordPart).
I would probably explicitly ask if they want to know what the episode is about. But only after seeing their confused reaction to the silence after the first answer. And that's a maybe. If you want to know something, ask…
If someone cannot reason about types when forced to, I wouldn't want to see their code _without_ typescript.
> nothing that needed a new catch-phrase Of course it didn't. But how else would the "why do you ask for more pay when I ask for more work" managers shame their workers into unpaid overtimes?
> delete the first part of 5 pascalCased variables with different lengths In VSCode there are available bindings for subword navigation (shortcuts starting with cursorWordPart).