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TIL: there is a "trust me, bro!" operator in typescript:

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The ! is TypeScript's non-null assertion operator. It tells the compiler "trust me, this value is not null or undefined."
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it never seizes to amaze me.

a little toy / experiment for movie nerds, feedback and suggestions _extremely_ welcome!

https://www.flickflock.me/

you will need to create an account to make it interesting.

@cy@chaos.social @henryk@chaos.social well - the default is clearly stated - "-1", i.e. unlimited. also, effectively this is passing a request from outside to that service - so it might be good to think about what can happen there, if your service is barfing a stacktrace in response to the external request when you're actually just expecting "OK" in the body - this might be a strong indication something is wrong.

```
curl -s https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects | jq
```

@dreid honest question - i very much enjoy _some_ use of AI assistants in coding. controlled use makes live much easier. however, i agree with the statement about ecosystems as a whole, and in many other areas AI is - at best - extremely annoying. still, complete rejection doesn't seem to me to be a viable option - how do you think about this? and do you see a way to reconcile the dichotomy of usefulness and destructiveness?

@kattascha oefter mal morgens im schwimmbad: mann kommt rein, und anstatt zu warten, quetscht er sich auf eine bahn, die schon belegt ist. person auf der bahn versucht auszuweichen und geht dann, weil sie nicht so auf konfrontation steht. wenn man das anspricht, wird er aggressiv: "ich muss zur arbeit" .... :(