Stop promoting offensive domains here.
So it says that there are no external dependencies yet the package has third party dependencies, what's the deal?
I can already see Lispers using "but Carmack uses it for VR stuff, therefore it's the best!" as an argument in language wars.
I don't have any use for this but it looks really neat given how simple it is to create the set of rules to generate cards, nice work.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defective_pixel#Stuck_versus_d...
Translation: I want free speech except I want people I don't like to not have it.
So basically it's a tool to remove the mess that we've created? Maybe we shouldn't have done so in the first place.
Imo if you were as pedantic about the history you wouldn't be tampering with it.
You could always use FP languages for FP and leave JS be...
What's your rate for shilling?
The autocomplete just got better, the performance is still on its knees...
The only thing that I can complain about is using LoC as a measurement and then, even worse, comparing the LoC of a frontend with the LoC of a backend.
Stop promoting offensive domains here.
So it says that there are no external dependencies yet the package has third party dependencies, what's the deal?
I can already see Lispers using "but Carmack uses it for VR stuff, therefore it's the best!" as an argument in language wars.
I don't have any use for this but it looks really neat given how simple it is to create the set of rules to generate cards, nice work.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defective_pixel#Stuck_versus_d...
Translation: I want free speech except I want people I don't like to not have it.
So basically it's a tool to remove the mess that we've created? Maybe we shouldn't have done so in the first place.
Imo if you were as pedantic about the history you wouldn't be tampering with it.
You could always use FP languages for FP and leave JS be...
What's your rate for shilling?
The autocomplete just got better, the performance is still on its knees...
The only thing that I can complain about is using LoC as a measurement and then, even worse, comparing the LoC of a frontend with the LoC of a backend.