Avery Morin

@bsansouci Its a little bit sad that we’re reaching the point where I’m looking through these beautiful pictures and part of me is stuck wondering if any were AI-generated..

it's the little things that make life beautiful

@ZerzarBukhari They know better, I guess

Experts are rarely decision makers

@_anmonteiro I wish you luck in the nth endeavor to integrate js and native reason into the same environment! Goodness knows there was enough effort put into trying to upstream this kind of stuff on the js side, maybe this way will work better. Worth a try anyway.

@sgrove This, but for bad TS type defs

You're using e.g. a React library that wraps some underlying JS lib. The React lib doesn't expose everything you need. It's a simple fix, add a few lines to the props. How do you fork the lib and use it in under 1 hour?

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@rescriptlang @___zth___ @fakenickels @bs It feels like this approach isn't mutually exclusive with having some nice bindings to important js libs? Obviously this kind of "any" external is amazing for getting stuff done in a pinch but people use libs -- if I wanted to write untyped js, I'd do it with less fanfare

@___zth___ @fakenickels @bs.module external fs: 'a = "fs" fs["readFileSync"]("myFile", {"encoding": "utf-8"})

will @rescriptlang officially support some important JS libs from the Node and JS community?

them: nooo, you need to use css to style your components me: haha html go brrrr

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Please correct our math we're not smart Thanks to @qcmaude @bsansouci + victoria for dinner conversation Thanks to this post for toilet paper stats: danpearcymaths.wordpress.com/2012/06/14/act…

(P.S. As a sanity check, imagine a stack of individual toilet sheets with a height of 5588mm. That's 5588mm / 0.1mm, giving 55880 sheets. Since each roll wraps around the mega-roll at least once, the result (27938 rolls) should be lower. And it is! Maybe the math isn't wrong)

Day 2405 of quarantine: You're combining your entire hoard of toilet paper into one roll. At a certain point, the mega-roll will be so big that the next roll you're adding to it won't be able to wrap around completely. How many rolls does my hoard need to reach this point? 1/n