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@amankhanakia @biomejs Anyway sorry for the frustrating interaction.

@amankhanakia @biomejs Note that I am not the one that closed the issue. Usually I am waiting a response of OP to avoid this kind of frustration. However, I can understand that a team member closed the issue once they thought it was solved. If I am not wrong, this was the case?

Filed a GitHub issue about @biomejs format not applying assist actions but @Conaclos closed it right away with a brief reply and no room for follow up. It’s a bit discouraging when you genuinely want to help improve the project. 😂

@skyfall_ggs @biomejs They are also separate chunks in the new import sorter.

@Conaclos @biomejs Basically, is there a way to still use the old behaviour, where the groups of imports or exports would be considered separate chunks?

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@skyfall_ggs @biomejs What do you mean?

@biomejs Nice work! > Groups of imports or exports would be considered separate chunks, meaning they would be sorted independently Is there a way to keep this behaviour with a config option?

@bdovs00 @variint @itsolelehmann I prefer to live in a place with lower wages, better air and food quality, quieter and car-free-friendly environment.

@variint @itsolelehmann US also has free k-12 education. If you're referring to higher education, what good is a free degree if salaries are half of what they are in the US? Same with public transport and healthcare. I'd rather have higher salary and lower tax to pay for a car and private healthcare.

I'm German. 16 years ago, the EU and US economies were neck and neck. Today, the US economy is 50% larger than the entire EU combined. Here's the devastating truth behind Europe's ongoing economic suicide 🧵:

@bunjavascript No node:test support and lack of a permission system similar to Deno.

what’s stopping you from switching to bun?

@alvarosabu @LeaVerou No proof. Just speculations. Assumptions are still better than beliefs. You cannot dictate your life only on proofs. Politics is fueled on beliefs and emotions.

@Conaclos @LeaVerou Potentially, but, do we have proof that Vercel money goes there? Assumptions are dangerous.

Prediction: This tweet is the best thing that happened to Vercel’s competitors this whole year. Vercel has had remarkable success with smaller organizations and independent devs. However, a huge part of that segment is also progressively leaning, so this tone-deaf rejoicing while people are still raw and reeling from grief — many literally fearful for their or their loved ones safety — will not go down well for Vercel. (Yes, many other CEOs congratulated Trump, but their formulaic announcements were night and day from the starry-eyed fanboyism of this one.) My feed is already full of folks trying to figure out where to move their online properties. I recommended @Netlify — been with them since 2019, at this point hosting ~50 projects and have been very happy. Also, bonus points, @biilmann is a nice down-to-earth guy who I could not even imagine endorsing a fascist. (You’d expect "won’t endorse fascists" to be a baseline of human decency, not a rare virtue, but here we are)

@PierreDeWulf How many people actually win that much? Not that many. Also, if you want a fair comparison, you should include in any comparison all the things you get for free thanks to a socialized income.

🇫🇷 Ok let's play a game. In France when the company pays 300,000€ per year, our employee only gets 118,000 €. Post income tax. 60% effective tax rate. What does it look like in your country?

@mSanterre @Nyarlth4 @hot_girl_spring Some European technologies are far better than US ones, but that doesn't matter because in the end it's the military and monetary supremacy that wins.

@Conaclos @Nyarlth4 @hot_girl_spring Yeah, if USA wasn't so good at innovating you guys would have a competing chance.

@mSanterre @Nyarlth4 @hot_girl_spring The USA is part of Europe's economic problem.

@Nyarlth4 @hot_girl_spring That was just until 2021 with nothing about covid, but you're right, here's a more recent one.

@superchupu And the whole world.

whatever happens after this election day i just hope my us friends will be okay

@yuyinws @anvaka @privatenumbr @antfu7 @Atinux I am a regular user of npmgraph. Thanks for letting me know about pkg-size.dev Another neat project is @jsbundle (github.com/okikio/bundlejs). It computes minified and gzipped size.

Also thanks these awesome projects: inspired by: - github.com/anvaka/npmgrap… (@anvaka) - pkg-size.dev (@privatenumbr) code reference: - github.com/nuxt/learn.nux… (@antfu7) - github.com/atinux/npm-cha… (@Atinux)

Introducing pkg-graph.info 🚀 A website tool designed to visualize the dependency graph of npm packages. - Build with Nuxt and deploy on Cloudflare by @nuxt_hub. - Collect and analyze dependencies based on @stackblitz 's WebContainer.

I really hope that the Struct proposal will move on to stage 2!

@robpalmer2 @TC39 I really hope that the Struct proposal will move on to stage 2!

ECMAScript excitement 😉 This week's @TC39 has a packed agenda: 🔼 Array .zip 🔼 Atomics.pause 🔼 Error.isError 🔼 Extractors 🔼 Immutable ArrayBuffer 🔼 Import Attributes 🔼 Iterator Chunking/Helpers/Sequencing 🔼 Math.sumPrecise 🔼 Promise.try 🔼 RegExp Modifiers 🔼 Structs

@superchupu If you don't minify the code, the debugging experience should be okish without source map. I personally never shipped source maps.

should tinyglobby drop its source maps? they take up ~20kb out of the 39kb that come from the package (without taking into account deps, with them its 163kb). it would make debugging and bug reporting a bit harder, but not too much as the code isn't minified and is fairly tiny

@ematipico Depending on your job, I think that a daily shower can be a luxury.

@SheltonLouisX @AirBorne04 @biomejs What do you mean by "difficult to control"?

Thank you at @biomejs

So much has been achieved in one year: we won the Prettier Challenge by matching Prettier at 97%, we reached 3M monthly downloads, we won the JSNation Open Source Award as Productivity Booster. None of this would be possible without a dedicated team and your sponsorship!