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interesting ... i am acquainted with ramayana on account of growing up in india but wasnt aware of this sunlight recommendation in it

im curios why you think so ?

what a coincidence!

i am reading your book now and thoroughly enjoying it!

Learning Go's quite good to get dangerous with Go quickly, so good job!

>I'd like to know how others think about the hypothesis of the pandemic causing the next evolution? With the proliferation of habit trackers and productivity tools. What's begun is focusing less on the spiritual and more on actions.

I have also had thoughts about this. I do think that having time to themselves made some humans (and perhaps humanity as a whole) more reflective.

But also I dont think it's sustainable. Already, most offices have been pushing workers to return. We are sliding back into the old ways.

And people no longer have as much time to reflect, to be thoughtful.

>For my own journal I have chosen to capture more objective facts e.g. the actions in my day-to-day life. And place less effort on recording more subjective reactions like my mood.

I have some reservations about this.

Our moods and feelings tell us a lot about ourselves, things that we are not conscious of.

And writing about these subtle moods and feelings helps me be more conginizant of those things.

>And I think what that experience generally says is that it's a bit overkill. We can do better. Like Rust.

Or OCaml perhaps ? They have taken a very pragmatic approach to fp and allow mutations because thats the pragmatic choice sometimes.

oh this is great. there's still room for improvement but it satisfies my basic requirements very well.

thanks, this is quite useful for my macos.

any plans to add pdf support?

Gotta hand it to The Browser Company for doing so much for Swift lang.

Though I haven't used Swift in production I have enjoyed its ergonomics in my tinkerings with it. So I'd be so glad if Swift is able to break out of its niche into broader usage.

Are there other glaring mistakes in this book frequently ?

Do you have suggestions for alternative books dealing with similar topic?

Context: Noob in JS security, but know a decent amount of JS + building apps.

Thanks for the reply.

Curious to know if express v5 would qualify as a "modern" framework (like fastify)?

Where does this version of express put it against its competitors (Koa, Fastify, Hono etc)?

You didn't mention which editor you were able to edit the large XML in. Just confirming, it was VSCode? Because that'd be amazing!