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Perhaps you could be co-CTO's. Fwiw I can see not liking CUXO

Sounds like what curl does. Maybe curl:{curl commandline}

Well the totp (even in your passwd manager) defends against phishing I'd thought vs password alone.

I don't think the acronym helps. I should know better but still read it as Personal Health Information in my head

This one is a more in-depth rebuttal to the article and indeed BMJ itself; I found it compelling. https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/what-the-heck-happened-to-t... It argues that the article was disingenuous to the point of being propaganda.

If I have 15 sites in google authenticator is it such a win that 1/15th of them will allow me to reset without needing the second factor? Backing up the app or backup codes seems needed to scale to widespread 2FA use.

The latter. You can look at what javascript is emitted on the playground.

  let bar: any, log: any;
  log?.(`foo ${bar()}`);
  
  // becomes
  var _a;
  var bar, log;
  (_a = log) === null || _a === void 0 ? void 0 : _a("foo " + bar());

In webstorm/intellij say you have a react component, one export per module as you say. The import statements are a tie imo to write by hand:

  import MyThing from "../../components/editors/MyThing";
  import {MyThing} from "../../components/editors/MyThing";

You just type MyT Ctrl-Space and let intellij do all that for you, not even having to move out of the function you're writing.

We use https://github.com/electronicarts/ea-async at work and quite enjoy it. Baked into the language would be great though.

Typson hasn't been updated for a while, we use https://github.com/YousefED/typescript-json-schema which works with recent typescript coupled with https://github.com/mafintosh/is-my-json-valid

This. It not only fixes the article's complaint, but removes all the other metadata stuffed into the URL and just plain looks nicer.

Electron is more active than NW.js looking at their github repos, it has had 25 releases since the last NW.js release for example. Visual Studio Code choosing electron was a big external validation too in my opinion. (no idea if that was a factor though)

Well it still exists and is actually great for distributing Java desktop apps inside a corporate intranet.

But it never caught on because it was a poor implementation of a dubious idea. It started up many hundreds of time slower that Flash, required you to context shift out of the browser, was pretty ugly, and obfuscated the fact it was getting unrestricted access to your machine behind confusing security dialogs.

I think the underlying programming language was the least of its concerns.

This is all Objective-C. In Smalltalk sending messages to nil results in a #doesNotUnderstand: runtime exception.