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Reported by @AbhaMoitra .
crapo updated
2 years ago
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A decorator can receive arguments, by being defined as a function that accepts parameters and then returns a normal decorator function:
```
function computed(evaluator: (obj: any) => any) {
retur…
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> Taken from discussions in #15, #16
#### Background
`StateExpression`s, and `State`s (via their `StateMetaobject`), are defined largely as collections of properties, like a plain object, but with th…
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The current algebrizer — mainly `ConjoiningClauses` — is deliberately _procedural_ and _predictable_. Paired with the simple query translator, we quite directly translate Datalog into SQL.
CC perfo…
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# Synopsis
## The Problem
In a nutshell, if there's a function whose type includes a `forall` quantified type variable `a` (for example) and `a!` appears in the type signature, then it's very like…
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In the IDE I get an ambiguous symbol warning on a `\symname{object}` with one of the candidates being in `Metatheory.en.tex` and have to decide whether that is already the right one or if I want to d…
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One of the technical debts of the Rust compiler is that its code does not take full advantage of Rust's ownership rules. This is partially through hacking over time but mostly due to being bootstrappe…
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In the case of pandemics, contact tracing forms the basis for the work of health authorities. I suggest a method to use the CoronaApp for efficient contact tracing without compromising the protection …
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This is a real noob question - I'm trying to grok how to use the rules' engine and I think maybe due to a lack of background in relevant areas (databases?) the terminology has left me a bit confusing.…
kxygk updated
6 months ago
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Courtesy of @JsonFreeman
```
function f(t: T): T { return null }
f(null);
```
When compiling with -noImplicitAny, we don't get an error here, even though T is implicitly inferred to be any when we …