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Daniel Rosenwasser
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TypeScript Product Manager and TC39 rep working on JavaScript standards. Enthusiast of compilers, dev tools, language VMs/runtimes.
@vscode.devReposted by @danr.bsky.social@vscode.devReposted by @danr.bsky.social🚀 The latest VS Code release makes it easier to work across repositories and worktrees and delegate tasks to remote agent hosts.
🧵 Here’s what’s new:
code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_140
@danr.bsky.socialAnyway, this pattern of "we love Jews, can you believe what they did to them!?" is not new. Go check out Dara Horn's book People Love Dead Jews if you're interested in understanding this pattern.
@danr.bsky.socialThis also isn't what we've seen for other groups in what are typically described as progressive spaces. It repeatedly feels like ideas of allyship have fallen short in supporting the Jewish community.
@danr.bsky.socialBut think that encourages a culture where hateful things become socially accepted. Nobody is there to push back and show it's not okay. And so you can have a musician put out a song called "Heil Hitler" and still have people go buy tickets to their shows.
@danr.bsky.socialNo one seems to call it out even when it's just out there. I'm sure some of it is obliviousness. But think another part of it is discomfort - nobody wants to make other people uncomfortable or imply culpability if they think it's "obviously" bad. Or maybe it's power: "what does my opinion do?"
@danr.bsky.socialPeople love using discrimination against Jews as an example of something theoretical that happened in *some other country* in *some other time period*. But not here! They can't fathom or admit it's happening now in their own country.
@danr.bsky.socialThis happened. In the United States. In 2014.
@vscode.devReposted by @danr.bsky.social🎬 How did VS Code make language support easier to build across editors?
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@danr.bsky.socialProbably something about hoisting behavior? It probably avoids issues with mutually recursive functions across modules. But if you ask me that's kind of an obnoxious coding style anyway. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@danr.bsky.socialDon't remind me.
@danr.bsky.socialand by "hooked on" I mean "miserable because of"
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@typescriptlang.orgReposted by @danr.bsky.socialA new documentary about @vscode.dev is out! 🎬🎞️🍿
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@vscode.devReposted by @danr.bsky.social🚀 The latest VS Code release brings new ways to work with agents, move between environments, and keep your sessions organized.
🧵 Here’s what’s new:
aka.ms/VSCode/138
code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_138
@vscode.devReposted by @danr.bsky.social🚀 The latest @code release brings new ways to automate recurring work, continue quick chats in a workspace, and work with GitHub without leaving the Agents window.
🧵 Here’s what’s new:
code.visualstudio.com/updates/v1_137
@jakebailey.devReposted by @danr.bsky.socialthis'll be exciting to a very specific kind of person github.com/microsoft/Ty...
@vscode.devReposted by @danr.bsky.social🎬 The Story of VS Code is out now!
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@vscode.devReposted by @danr.bsky.social🍿 The Story of VS Code premieres today!
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@danr.bsky.social23x!? What are you passing to --checkers?