Nicolò Ribaudo

Now, to think about the other options, let's assume the variable in the loop was `const` instead of `let`:

```
let vals = [];
const makeArr = v => [() => v, () => v];
for (const x of makeArr(() => x)) vals.push(x);
```

What constant value would vals[0]()() and vals[1]()() see?

Some hints:

`let x; for (let x of ...expr...)...` follows similar shadowing rules as `let x; { let x = ...expr... }`

This excludes one of the options.

ECMAScript EXTRA-SPECIAL excitement 😉

🚨🚨🚨 IT'S ABOUT TIME! 🚨🚨🚨

Congrats to @ptomato.name on advancing Temporal to Stage 4 at @tc39.es today 🎉

Temporal is the replacement for the JavaScript Date API 👍

Exciting things happening in TC39 right now

What data would you store on atproto?

You compute total spend and receive per person (they already do that), and subtract the two numbers

😛

Well I know for sure that the full amount for @patak.cat is getting out of my bank account!

I wonder whether any of those is correct

Is your expected answer the same you would get if you delete the first line, or the other one?

Apparently I sponsor @patak.cat on GitHub, @patak.cat sponsors @danielroe.dev, and @danielroe.dev sponsors both @patak.cat and me.

I feel like there is an optimization opportunity here 🤔

Ah yes, the for-of combinator

let x = () => x; for (let x of [() => x]) { console.log(x === x()); }

JavaScript quiz: what is the output of this code?

(code in the alt text for copy&pasting)

Emptying the Nutella jar and then putting it back in the cabinet making me believe I can have some must be a crime.

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Bloomberg JS Blog The official Bloomberg JavaScript blog - insights, tutorials, and best practices from Bloomberg's JavaScript engineering team.

Some time ago, @jonkuperman.com & @tchetwin.bsky.social had a dream for the JS engineers at Bloomberg to be more public about the cool JS work we have going on.

That dream has come true - now we have a blog platform 🎉

(You'll see more articles over the next few days)

bloomberg.github.io/js-blog/

You are saying that you will absolutely need this in 6 weeks to deal with all baby-related tasks, so better start working on it soon?

👀 this looks nice!

Ohhhhhhh 👀

Step 1. Get hired by Discord
Step 2. Implement background updates for their desktop app rather than forcing me to update when I want to open it
Step 3. Quit Discord

Wow so many typos

Give the use case it'd be cool to make hardware for it, like an e-ink display that you can hang in the living room for people to check what's to be done. It needs to work well I'm grayscale.

"It's one side project, Michael. How much time could it require, 10 hours per day?"

Oh, is our 10am call still happening? I have tea to spill.

Reinstalling the Nvidia drivers from recovery mode fixed it

It was not a good sign

The screen has been black for the last 3 minutes after asking to reboot, is it a good sign?

Updating my Ubuntu version feels scarier than migrating across PDSes.

Atproto Amsterdam happened!

We solved private data AND payments, and also digital credentials trust chains and also moderation and games too.

Wait, no we just had a great three hours of chatting about atproto (mostly).

Thanks @internetarchive.eu for hosting us!

Oh yes that's what I was thinking