@yuriy_yarosh That sounds way better than node-gyp. Anything in particular you are looking for advice on? I am not very familiar with node's build, but bazel was built with c/c++ compilation in mind so it should probably be a pretty good fit.
npm module question.
If react is a peer dependency of module X, then @types/react should be a peer dependency of the @types/X.
Agree or disagree - and if so, why?
@dgoldstein0 There's no guarantee that peerDependency (for derived types) would get a compatible implementation version after peerdep install. Typings should contain info about the compatible lib versions, and double-check it on post-install to prevent such volatile outcome.
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@Walgreens any chance you can fix your digital receipts to show the last 4 digits of the credit card used? I'm probably going to switch back to paper receipts until this is fixed, as right now I have to guess which card I used for each purchase.
@CalFTB a payment I sent you folks earlier this year was stolen in transit, and I'm trying to get my money back from the bank. They want me to get you folks to sign an affidavit about not receiving the payment. Can you advise what the best way to go about this is?
@jasvir While I agree with this sentiment, it's amending AB 5 which has a similar mess within it.
nfib.com/content/legal-…
Has some explanation.
I'm of the opinion that California labor law probably needs a larger rewrite. Unfortunately, that's not the question posed on the ballot.
Sincerely on #Prop22 Why are "drivers" special - it feels reactive. If this was a pull request, I'd bounce it telling the inexperienced developer to think more generally.
Should I expect more propositions to protect app-based doctors, teachers & accountants? No more contractors?
@dutchtreatVR@dazfern70@Makhanya@Twitter thanks, I tried. I wish we'd all try to have more civil discourse on the internet. What ever happened to being respectful even if we disagree?
I guess most people don't open up twitter because they have open minds :(
@dazfern70@Makhanya@Twitter These are only the incidents that come to the top of mind right now, do this just scratches the surface.
qz.com/1681650/trump-… is a pretty good, though sightly old article on the subject that tries to be somewhat neutral.
@dazfern70@Makhanya@Twitter - tear gassing Black lives matter protesters near the white house so he could go take a photo in front of a church. And generally suggesting use of force against protestors (talking about using the military) instead of showing any sympathy for the cause.
@dazfern70@Makhanya@Twitter Off the top of my head... Basically all his support/tacit endorsement for white supremacists (aka white nationalists), along
- "very fine people on both sides" in response to the Charlottesville protest where a white supremacist ran over a black woman with his car
@MatthewGerstman also 1password and Dropbox if you want to be productive.
... not sure I'm suggesting stuff like you want. I personally am very comfortable on windows, outside of never having really learned windows shells
@MatthewGerstman for dev?
- git for windows - comes with a decent bash shell, albeit a bit incomplete. gitforwindows.org (I haven't tried out WSL much)
- putty, pageant, pscp for an ssh toolchain (openssh also works under bash)
- Chrome
- vim
for other stuff
- Chrome
- Steam
- MS Office
@kermitology@MatthewGerstman one other thing that might be useful is github.com/dropbox/rules_…. this is the little bit of our rules that are open source.
that said this is ~2 years stale now. Unfortunately we haven't set up our open source efforts to make it easy to publish incremental updates.
@kermitology@MatthewGerstman If the open source rules don't do the job, then it could make sense to roll your own or fork them, but I think it makes sense to try them out first.